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Eco-mobility in Brussels

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Are you concerned about preserving the planet and want to adopt responsible consumption? Use of local products, zero waste approach, ethical fashion: we give you 6 eco-responsible addresses to visit in Brussels.

 

Newtree Chocolate Café

The Newtree Chocolate Café is a 100% organic, eco-responsible and carbon-neutral café restaurant, located on Place du Luxembourg in Brussels.

It offers drinks and organic snacks with a wide range of vegetarian products. Coming from local producers, the products are healthy and of high quality. You consume responsibly by tasting on the spot or to take away.

Specialising in the field of chocolate, you can compose your own recipe within the establishment, which will be made by a master chocolatier in less than 20 minutes.

The restaurant is committed to offsetting the impact generated by its activity by planting trees in the areas where cocoa beans are produced.

" People are increasingly concerned about their food, their health and nature. Many of us want to act, but we don't always know how. The Newtree Chocolate Café wants to allow everyone to eat well while respecting both their health and the environment."

– Benoît de Bruyn, founder and CEO of Newtree

Yuman village

Yuman Village is a unique 1200 m² space in the heart of Brussels, which offers eco-designed objects, made from recycled materials or based on natural materials.

Brussels start-ups, Belgian and European entrepreneurs come together and offer clothing, gifts, cosmetics and zero waste solutions in one place. With Yuman village, it is possible to have a responsible consumption and a positive impact on the planet. An e-shop is also available, offering a selection of responsible and circular products. Delivery is made anywhere in Belgium.

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