CGA LTD & Premium Products support SVG’s relief efforts
Martin Bollers, Managing Director of Premium Products Limited (left) in conjunction with CGA Ltd, coordinated delivery of soaps to The Chamber of Commerce. Ms Janine John (right) receives donation on behalf of the Chamber. Social Share
Given the natural disaster of explosive eruptions from La Soufriere volcano on the island of St Vincent and the Grenadines, CGA Limited joins with the rest of Trinidad & Tobago’s Manufacturers, as well as our regional counterparts, in providing support to our brothers and sisters.
In collaboration with our distributor Premium Products Limited in St Vincent, CGA Limited is coordinating delivery of 8000 bars of Brite Laundry Soap and 6500 of bars Every bath soap to be distributed to those in isolated coastal communities. This humanitarian effort will be facilitated through the Chamber of Commerce and the Rotary Club. Premium Products Limited is one of many
Eco-Score’s European expansion: Lidl and Colruyt adopt environmental footprint labelling Eco-Score is a front-of-pack labelling system developed in France to communicate the environmental footprint of food in much the same way Nutri-Score informs consumers about nutrition. Launched at the beginning of this year, recent months have seen some big names in European retail – Colruyt and Lidl – begin trialling the label.
Environmental claims resonate with growing numbers of today’s consumers. According to one recent EU study, 57% of EU consumers are receptive to environmental claims when making purchase decisions.
As a result, ‘green’ labels have multiplied. Ecolabel Index is currently tracking 455 ecolabels worldwide, with over 120 different types in use on food and beverage products.
Study shows improved environmental footprint at Eurojersey
Besides measuring the company’s environmental footprint, a new PEF report detailed the improvements achieved over the previous two-year period.
12th January 2021
A new, updated PEF (Product Environmental Footprint) study has been conducted on Eurojersey’s Sensitive Fabrics range to evaluate improvements in the company’s environmental performance, the results of which were recently validated by an independent organization.
“The Sensitive Fabrics range is the outcome of an innovative, highly qualified research project by Eurojersey, a company that has always used a virtuous and unique production model promoting a set of practices and technologies designed to cut down energy and water consumption and reduce the use of chemicals and waste generation, while paying undivided attention to environmental issues,” Eurojersey said in a statement.