NYC Entrepreneur Launches Eco Love to Promote Safer and Sustainable Living
As microplastics make global headlines, Eco Love offers timely solutions for families seeking safer, sustainable products.
United States, 2nd Jul 2025 – As new research reveals that microplastics are infiltrating everything from our bloodstreams to our brains, one New York City entrepreneur is taking a stand. Jordan Spillers, founder of Eco Love, is on a mission to help families ditch toxic, plastic-laden products in favor of safer, sustainable alternatives.
“Unlike many companies, we’re not driven by profit. Our focus is on people — real families looking for safe, sustainable options,” he said. “We prioritize quality, transparency, and long-term trust with our customers. That human-centered approach sets us apart.”
Spillers, a father and passionate advocate for non-toxic living, started Eco Love in 2024 after struggling to find a single destination for high-quality, health-safe, and environmentally responsible products.
“I launched Eco Love after becoming increasingly frustrated by how difficult it was to find one place where I could shop for products that were toxin-free, plastic-free, sustainable, and uncompromising in quality,” Spillers explained. “As a parent, I also felt a deep responsibility to help protect my family — especially my children — from everyday exposure to harmful materials like plastics and low-grade metals.”
Eco Love’s curated store features a wide range of household, personal care, and wellness items that meet rigorous standards: plastic-free, toxin-free, sustainable, and practical. Examples of available items include stainless steel food containers, glass water bottles, natural personal care items, reusable kitchenware, eco-friendly household cleaning essentials, and more. The goal? To make conscious living feel less overwhelming and far more effective.
The company’s mission has never been more urgent. According to a recent study published by SciTechDaily, the average person consumes about a credit card’s worth of plastic each week. These microplastics are now being linked to hormone disruption, infertility, and even cancer.
“Plastics have been linked to a range of serious health issues, from hormone disruption and infertility to certain cancers,” said Spillers. “They’re found in clothing, food packaging, and even in our water. These compounds can leach into our systems and accumulate over time.”
Spillers’ long-term vision for Eco Love is clear: to become a trusted destination for toxin-free living, where customers can shop with confidence and align their purchases with their values. But he’s quick to add that the company isn’t about pushing perfection.
“We’re not here to guilt people or preach perfection,” he said. “We’re here to help — one step at a time. Going plastic-free is a process, and we’re committed to walking that journey with our customers.”
With increasing consumer awareness and a growing demand for sustainable alternatives, Eco Love is poised to lead a movement that’s both timely and deeply personal.
ABOUT ECO LOVE:
Eco Love is a New York City-based online marketplace dedicated to offering toxin-free, plastic-free, and sustainable products for conscious living. Founded in 2024 by Jordan Spillers, Eco Love curates high-quality alternatives that promote health, safety, and environmental responsibility — one everyday item at a time. Learn more at www.ecoloveonline.com.
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