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Create Your Eco-Basket
Create Your Eco-Gift-Basket
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Your eco-gift automatically includes a Ghana Basket and The Complete Guide to Energy Conservation for Smarties guidebook. Browse our catalog and add your favorite energy efficient products to your basket. Each gift basket collections base price begins at $33.50.
Mission Statement
Home Page Mission Statement
It takes effort to Go Green, Think Sustainable and Act Environmentally Responsible. So, we at Global Baskets embrace a clear-cut approach providing the Gear and Sequence to Conquer that Carbon Footprint while supplying you with a customizable Eco Gift Basket that will fuel...Read More
Why a Global Basket? See our Global Earth Clock to know why.
A Global Basket is more than an exclusive eco-gift. It’s an innovative marketing tactic that allows businesses to attest to their eco-logical beliefs and practices. Read More
How We Can Help To Meet Your Needs…
Tell us about the person, family or business receiving your gift and we'll be happy to create a customized gift basket.
Are you a green business? Perhaps you promote a sustainable product or provide an energy efficient service. But how do you Read More
Global Baskets~See one, Own one, Give one and You too will be Recommended as a Favorite Resource and an Environmental Champion. Read More
Just What Can I Compost?
Composting is easy. It happens effortlessly. Just toss in the ingredients.
Remember compost only needs four ingredients: water, air, browns (any product from trees) and greens (most food waste/grass clippings)
Here are some recommendations:
Animal ( cow or horse) manure, or any waste from animals that eat only plant material
Cardboard rolls from toilet paper, paper towels or any small bits of cardboard
Clean paper, yes your old bills can be composted. Composting uses less energy than recycling!
Coffee grounds and filters
Cotton rags
Dryer lint
Eggshells
Fireplace ashes, no charcoal ash though
Fruits and vegetables, grains, beans
Grass clippings
Hair and fur
Hay and straw
Houseplants
Leaves, not walnut
Nut shells
Sawdust
Shredded newspaper
Tea bags
Vaccume cleaner bags and contents
Wood chips
Wool rags
Yard trimmings
Products
Did You Know
Bisphenol A (BPA). It is a component of polycarbonate Suspected of being hazardous to humans since the 1930s, concerns about the use of Bisphenol A in consumer products grabbed headlines in 2008 when several governments issued reports questioning its safety, and some retailers pulled products made from it off their shelves.
S M A R T Guide
SMART GUIDE
Our products are grouped by Store Type (Catalog, left sidebar), Environmental Impact, Country of Origin and by Price Group. For best results try a S M A R T Guide to make your shopping selection simple. We try to hard to keep our prices low and consistent. However, prices are subject to incremental changes at some events due in part to extraordinary vendor fees.
For information on getting started see Create Your Eco-Basket