Good Practices from Slovenia
Interview with Tina Krajnc from Moi Style
Tina Krajnc of Moi Style instills love in wooden treasures and showcases Slovenian wood in all her handmade products. With a vision to shine in Slovenia and Austria, Moi Style makes wooden bags, jewellery, bow ties and much more. Tina founded Moi Style bringing elegance to locally made products.
Interview with Ana Vovk from the Institute for Health Promotion and Environmental Protection
Ana Vovk is the founder of the Institute for Health Promotion and Environmental Protection in Slovenia. Ana leads a self-care training space that promotes eco-friendly practices, biodiversity, circular economy and skills development. Her main mission is to connect people with nature, advocating nomadic jobs for food security.
Interview with Mojca Škof from Novalunosis
Mojca Škof is the creator of Novalunosis that seeks to create natural home-grown products with home-grown ingredients and pamper people with love. With a vision to build a distinctive brand, they stand out in the food industry with their flagship product – Cinnamon Rolls.
Interview with Emiljan Kokol from House of wine Kokol
Emiljan Kokol is the founder of House of Wine Kokol dedicated to the production of wine and other products such as seeds. Their activity focuses on a waste-free circular economy, with a dazzling focus on grape and pumpkin products, recycling waste into oil and flour, while prioritising nature-friendly winemaking practices.
Interview with Nika Poslek from Mr. Bee
Nika Poslek of Mr. Bee is on a mission to raise awareness about the life of bees, highlighting their importance in the ecosystem. They offer local, high quality and innovative products, from classic honeys to creamy flavoured honeys, honey liqueur, homemade propolis and other delicacies.
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