4ocean PBC

As a part of #WorldSustainabilityDay, we’re spotlighting one of our partners Endangered Species Chocolate with a sweet deal that’s good for the planet. Featuring real, responsibly sourced ingredients with absolutely zero artificial sweeteners or additives. For every pound of packaging they use, we pull an equal amount from the ocean, rivers, and coastlines. So, go ahead and enjoy that chocolate bar — you're also making a difference for the planet.

What else can you do with discarded fishing nets washed up on the beach? Turn this trash into something amazing. ♻️ In partnership with Rip Curl, artists Reyanne M. and Bree B. teamed up with our local 4ocean artisans to weave every thread of this canvas for Rip Curl Indonesia’s flagship store in Canggu, Indonesia. It’s proof that when we get creative and work together, we can turn ocean trash into inspiring sustainable art. 💙 🎥: Vanessa B.

Can Business Save The Planet? Listen now to find out! In our newest podcast episode, we’re chatting with Danielle Azoulay, a sustainability pro and Columbia University professor. She’s breaking down what it takes for businesses — big and small — to make a real difference when it comes to protecting our planet. Tune in to hear about: • The role of regulations and why consumer awareness is key • Practical ways companies can weave sustainability into their core • Danielle’s own experiences as a Fractional Chief Sustainability Officer Hit play and jump into the conversation! 🎧 https://lnkd.in/et3XM9HS

Shop for a holiday gift with purpose – saving our oceans. New holiday collections now live! This curated collection supports unique ocean causes — whether it’s cleaning plastic, environmental causes or rescuing endangered animals. 🐢 Every 4ocean purchase removes 5 pounds of trash and supports real environmental causes. Shop now to make your gifts count #GiftWithPurpose 🔗 https://lnkd.in/eYpRBciU+PBC

Trick or treat at the bottom of the ocean with our limited-edition Anglerfish and help shine a glow-in-the-dark spotlight on the plight of plastic pollution. 🪸 Plus, complete the whole look with our new Deep Sea Anglerfish T-shirt to spark conversation and pull 5 pounds of trash. Tap to shop now and clean the ocean 🔗 https://lnkd.in/e9kc4BgP

This week, in honor of World Sustainability Day, we’re spotlighting different ways you can bring more sustainability to your everyday life. ♻️ Brands like GoodPop and their ice-cold treats are on a mission to do good, like responsibly designed packaging and supporting cleaner oceans as a 4ocean Plastic Neutral Partner. For every pound of plastic GoodPop uses to make its products, we remove the equivalent amount of plastic from our oceans, rivers and coastlines. 🌎 Together, we’re feeling pretty good about that. 😎

Every piece of trash removed is a reason to cheer, chant, and sing! It’s more than just cleanup; it’s a celebration of protecting our oceans together. From pulling plastic to hyping each other up, every moment counts. 💪 Dive into the spirit of our daily grind and see why we never stop celebrating each step forward! Watch now on YouTube 🔗 https://lnkd.in/ebpcTerf

Our next episode of Can Business Save The Planet? podcast hosted by Alex Schulze launches on Monday! 🎧 In Episode 2, we’re sitting down with sustainability expert Danielle Azoulay, Professor at Columbia University. She’s sharing insights on how companies — from startups to the big leagues — can truly embrace sustainability and lead the way toward a greener future.

In honor of #WorldSustainabilityDay, we’re spotlighting brands and organizations who are committed to creating real, sustainable product solutions. In Toronto this summer, Bonterra hosted a powerful event to bring awareness to the plastic pollution crisis. By choosing sustainable products like Bonterra’s, made from 100% recycled paper and plastic-free packaging, you’re helping drive real change. Small actions at home can make a massive impact for our planet. 🎥: Candice B.

What happens to the plastic we collect? CEO and Co-Founder Alex Schulze is giving you a behind-the-scenes look from our Bali facility. Cleaning and sorting the plastic by type, color, and condition might seem like a small step, but it’s actually a game-changer for recycling it the right way. It all adds up to a big impact on reducing waste and protecting our planet.