Procurement International, a leading global rewards solutions provider, has announced its partnership with UPS Carbon Neutral Shipping, marking a significant step forward in the company’s commitment to environmental sustainability.
Goldstar began 2023 by embarking on a new journey, introducing the concept of what they call “Made Better™”.
Castelli are thrilled to announce their latest milestone; they aren’t just 100% carbon neutral, but ‘carbon positive’! 💚
Kingly embarked on a journey to combat deforestation and alleviate extreme poverty through a transformative partnership with Greenspark. Their intention was simple: to plant 10 trees with each order received, making a tangible difference in their fight for a greener, more sustainable future. In 6 months they have planted more than 7000 trees.
Fluid is delighted to announce that they’ve reached the huge milestone of planting 100,000 trees.
With a recent flurry of acquisition activity stirring up the merchandise sector, is it a sustainable route to growth?
Be sure to head over to the BPMA’s stand (number 36) at Merchandise World this September, to find out more about how the Association is supporting its members on the road to net zero.
Leading with a compelling narrative, the BPMA’s StepForward Pledge sets out the importance of the plan for every member business to aim for high standards for the products they sell, the people who work for them and the planet we live in.
Over the last month or so I have been asked on a couple of occasions what is the difference between organic cotton and ‘sustainable cotton’. It is a question that needed some research.
In the UK, we’re lucky enough to regulate our own marketing and advertising. A privilege not afforded to all markets around the world and one we should guard fiercely.
Each issue of Product Media Magazine features a focus on product, process or category. In Issue 37 July/August, Product Media will be looking at sustainability and innovation in the industry; the developments, the opportunities and drivers for change shaping the future products and materials available.
That’s right, we are back in print this September! We’re already working on a bumper issue, packed with news, views and opinions plus interviews and profiles on speakers at the BPMA Conference in September.
Due to Covid-19 our May/June issue is brought to you digitally to ensure all home workers can keep up to date with the latest news and developments
The PenWarehouse and Snap Products is looking to shed light on how environmental issues affect the merchandise sector through a new initiative called EcoSense.
The Promotional Candy Company has announced that its packaging is now completely plastic-free.
Products made of the natural material may not be all they seem and should be tested accordingly.
The latest moves by business to cut the use of plastic has seen fast-food giants Burger King and McDonald’s announced they are to end the giving of free plastic toys with children’s meals. Burger King announced the decision, which could save approximately 320 tonnes of plastic waste a year, following a petition by two schoolgirls. Sisters Ella and Caitlin McEwan launched a petition on Change.org to get McDonald’s and Burger King to “think of the environment” and stop giving children the plastic toys.
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