James Shillcock, founder of Vivid Matcha, tells Business Advice readers how his matcha tea brand sparked a trend that would see the likes of Starbucks and Pret quickly follow suit. more»

Helping to end the taboos surrounding sanitary disposal is Martha Silcott, founder of the biodegradable FabLittle Bag. Business Advice sat down with the entrepreneur to find out more about the culture shift her product has started to deliver. more»

Using advanced algorithms, the yourfeed platform matches young people with opportunities that directly matter to them, getting rid of traditional CVs in favour of skill-based recruitment. more»

Lijo Jose, co-founder of children’s snack box startup ChewyMoon, tells Business Advice readers why a forward-thinking use of technology is delivering unique personalisation to subscribers. more»

In 2012, Hayward and Forbes appeared on Dragon’s Den, securing investment from Peter Jones and Deborah Meaden following a highly successful pitch which left all five Dragons craving equity in YUU. more»

Norway’s seaweed farming industry, which currently adds the equivalent of just over £1bn to the Nordic country’s economy annually, could be worth over £37bn to the country by 2050. more»

Theo Garcia, co-founder of Antler & Bird, tells the story of how his business went from an idea to selling 1,200 bottles of cold brew coffee a week. more»

It was during her post-graduate thesis that Megan Canavan identified the potential of tying up brand marketing with culturally-ingrained ideas and concepts. more»

They worked at one of Britain’s most successful drinks brands of recent times, but Paul Lederer and Charlie Hoare have gone it alone and are betting big on birch water. more»

Designed to give the body the benefits of both Dioralyte and Berocca, in just 18 months PHIZZ has won listings at various high-profile UK sports clubs and with Emirates Airlines. more»