INVOLVED 43 SUPERMARKET TO TEACH YOU
"U2 LOW PRICES 365 DAYS A YEAR."
The participating stores will sell exclusively in U.S. stocks-reuse TNT (nonwoven fabric), only 50 cents, and biodegradable bags in MaterBi any material containing corn fiber particularly suitable for the collection of 'wet.
Milan April 29, 2010 - Today kicks off the campaign "Say goodbye to plastic bags" Unes promoted by supermarkets to encourage the use of reusable bags and reduce the use of plastic bags in supermarkets in 43 teaches "U2 Low Price 365 days a year. "
This initiative had already begun on 1 April in the 12 stores to teach U! Unes Supermarkets found in Turin and its province and the goal is to extend it as soon as all outlets Unes.
After the success of the recently launched "Gateway to the sport" - sponsored by the Association of Towns and supported by Virtuosi Unes through Supermarkets distribution of 12 000 multi-purpose cloth bags TNT in 125 supermarkets - so the company reconfirmed its commitment to promote environmentally sustainable consumption pattern.
"Unes was one of the first Italian large-scale distribution to promote the dissemination of a model of environmentally responsible consumer, both through innovative" green "in its stores and through the promotion of sustainable economic activity and awareness of customers, "said Mario Gasbarrini, CEO of Unes.
supermarkets involved in the campaign to abolish plastic bags in use-reuse bags sell exclusively in TNT (nonwoven fabric) purchased only 50 cents, and biodegradable bags in MaterBi - a material containing corn fiber particularly suitable for waste collection.
"Until now our customers have been particularly sensitive to the need to abolish the use of plastic bags," says Mario Gasbarrini. "We will therefore further strengthen our commitment to assist in the development of eco-conscious consumption patterns and, at the same time, we are strengthening the focus on the design of new supermarkets with choices of technical solutions and sales structures that emphasize Plan the environment. "
source: www.competencecommunication.com
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