Altogether Better by Suma

In this episode of Altogether Better by Suma, we sit down with Laura from Seep to talk about rethinking everyday cleaning.We explore how small swaps – from plastic-free sponges to reusable cloths – can make a real difference, without compromising on performance. Along the way, we dig into Seep’s origin story, what it means to be a B Corp, and how consumer habits are starting to shift towards more sustainable choices.We also chat about the future of the cleaning category, the role of social media in driving behaviour change, and why the products we use at home matter more than we might think.If you’re looking for practical ways to reduce waste, challenge the “eco means less effective” myth, and discover a brand doing things differently, this one’s for you.

In the first episode of Altogether Better by Suma, we take a closer look at Ecoleaf, our plant-based household cleaning range designed to help people clean their homes with a lighter impact on the planet.Andy from the Suma marketing team is joined by Becs, who looks after the Ecoleaf range, to talk about what’s happening behind the scenes right now. From winning Best Vegan Cleaning Brand at the Vegan Food & Living Awards to launching brand new products including wrapper-free ‘naked’ dishwasher tablets and UK-made laundry powders, there’s a lot happening for the range.We also dive into the thinking behind sustainable product development – from packaging choices like home-compostable paper bags and prevented ocean plastic bottles, to innovations such as bamboo cleaning tools and new refill solutions designed to help customers reduce waste at home.Along the way we chat about spring cleaning, share a few surprisingly useful cleaning hacks, and look ahead to what’s next for the brand – including new plastic-free kitchen products and exciting industry collaborations.If you’re interested in ethical household products, sustainable packaging, or the future of zero-waste cleaning, this episode is packed with insight.