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July 29, 2011

Ethical hampers

Kris Wood sent in this website in the UK for ethical hampers - not only the production of the products, but also the packaging and shipping. Definitely one of the front runners in sustainability.

"Hand picked ethical gift hampers ideal for all occasions, from weddings to birthdays. Ethical Parcel's hampers have a 100% ethical focus from product to packaging and shipping. Products include Fairtrade, recycled, FSA certified, organic and many more." 

http://www.ethicalparcel.co.uk/

Posted by on July 29, 2011 at 10:21 AM in Fair Trade |

Tags: ethical gifts, fair trade, hampers

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