Ethical Dupes
12 ethical dupes for Essentials by Alpina 1.3 Gallon Stainless Steel Countertop Compost Bin with Charcoal Filter
Equal or higher ethics score · Equal or lower price · Kitchen & Dining. Hand-picked from our independently scored catalog.
Alpina
Essentials by Alpina 1.3 Gallon Stainless Steel Countertop Compost Bin with Charcoal FilterOriginal: $$ · ethics 67/100
The picks
Sorted by ethics score. Each card shows the delta vs your original.
An innovative, mushroom-based countertop composting solution that arrives as a 'living' kit, allowing you to grow your own bin from mycelium and agricultural waste.
A 100% plastic-free, carbon-neutral glass bottle made in Germany, featuring stunning artist-designed motifs and a swing-top closure.
A stunning glassware set made from repurposed wine bottles collected from the Dutch hospitality industry, processed in a social workplace that empowers people with disabilities.
Exquisite, handcrafted serving utensils made by artisans in Kenya. Each set supports fair wages and preserves traditional woodworking techniques using sustainably harvested olive wood.
A pioneer in fair trade, Equal Exchange offers bird-friendly, organic coffee that directly supports small-scale farmer cooperatives globally.
Hand-spun and hand-woven Ethiopian cotton napkins produced by a women-led collective committed to slow fashion and fair wages.
A zero-waste alternative to plastic straws, handcrafted from single-piece organic bamboo by a certified B Corp committed to fair labor.
A plastic-free, ocean-friendly lunch container made from high-quality stainless steel and food-grade silicone, designed to eliminate single-use waste.
Premium, artisan-made kitchen linens that support indigenous weaving techniques and provide stable fair-trade income to cooperatives in Mexico and Guatemala.
A family-owned, sustainably made organic cotton alternative to disposable paper filters, handcrafted in Austin, Texas.
A high-quality, reusable alternative to disposable paper towels, handmade in Oregon from sustainable materials to drastically reduce household waste.
Pre-industrial heritage grains grown on a Saskatchewan family farm using regenerative methods that sequester carbon and restore prairie soil.