The data is right there in Target's own sustainability report. When corporations tell you about their "sustainability goals," always look at their actual numbers, not their marketing promises.

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B Corp is continuously criticized for its 'pay to play' model and lax practices.

Join us in rejecting the false economy of disposable decor.

Choose pieces with soul, story, and genuine sustainability.

No bullshit. Just better choices. [7/7]

We're building the alternative—a marketplace where quality replaces quantity, where artisans matter more than algorithms, and where honesty trumps comfortable marketing lies. [6/7]

We refuse to compromise on truth.

We refuse to pretend that minor improvements to a broken system count as progress. [5/7]

Every mass-produced "sustainable" collection from Target, Amazon, or IKEA is built on a foundation of lies.

Their scale and profit margins are fundamentally incompatible with actual sustainability. [4/7]

It's about buying fewer, better things that:

- Support skilled artisans earning fair wages
- Use traditional techniques refined over generations
- Create products designed to last decades, not seasons
- Employ materials that regenerate rather than deplete

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At Earthly Market, we're not here to make you feel good about buying more stuff.

We're here to tell the uncomfortable truth: true sustainability isn't about buying "green" versions of everything. [2/7]