An independent side-by-side comparison of Ocean Plastic Pots and Matabooks across certifications, average sustainability score and product range.
93.2/100 avg score
5 products tracked
Certifications
91/100 avg score
3 products tracked
Certifications

Ocean Plastic Pots
The Ocean Plastic Large Plant Pot by Ocean Plastic Pots is a 100% recycled garden container that prevents marine pollution while providing a durable, stylish home for plants.

Ocean Plastic Pots
The Ocean Plastic Pot by Ocean Plastic Pots is a sustainable plant container made in Scotland from salvaged fishing nets, offering a circular solution for UK gardeners.

Ocean Plastic Pots
The Ocean Plastic Pots Self Watering Plant Pot is a sustainable gardening solution made from recycled Scottish rope and fishing nets, perfect for eco-conscious UK plant lovers.

Ocean Plastic Pots
An award-winning plant pot made in Scotland from 100% recycled discarded fishing nets and ropes, designed to tackle marine plastic pollution.

Ocean Plastic Pots
The Ocean Plastic Pot - The Ozean is a sustainable plant pot made from recycled ghost fishing nets, offering UK gardeners an eco-friendly way to reduce plastic waste.

A revolutionary vegan-friendly notebook made from sun-dried grass fibers and recycled paper, reducing water consumption and chemical use in the manufacturing process.

Matabooks
The Matabooks Grass Paper Sticky Notes are highly sustainable, compostable office essentials made from rapidly renewable grass fibres and solvent-free adhesive.

Matabooks Grass Paper is an innovative, vegan-friendly A4 printer paper that reduces water consumption by 99% compared to traditional wood-pulp alternatives.
Ocean Plastic Pots scores higher on independent Pickly scoring: Ocean Plastic Pots averages 93.2/100 vs Matabooks at 91/100.
Ocean Plastic Pots appears with 4 verified certifications (B Corp, Cruelty-Free, Vegan, FSC Certified). Matabooks appears with 3 (Vegan, FSC Certified, Cruelty-Free).
Yes. Both brands are scored by the same methodology — never paid placement. See our methodology page for the weighting.