Visions Awards just sent us an email on their Lynn and Liana Acacia Cheese Boards. This is really an interesting idea, so we wanted to share.
“Acacia can be grown in a wide range of climatic conditions. As a result, several sustainable acacia growers worldwide can produce the wood in an environmentally friendly manner. Because it can capture and store carbon and nitrogen emissions, this is considered eco-friendly.”
The Acacia Cheese Board, “blends gorgeous, high-quality Acacia hardwood and an eco-friendly epoxy, from recycled bio products (UVPoxy), to create a handmade, one-of-a-kind piece of serveware for home or office.” Lynn and Liana cheese and breadboards provide a one-of-a-kind look with your choice of epoxy colors and a lasered corporate logo.
An entertainment company included this board as part of a cheese and wine gift basket as a “wrap” gift to celebrate the show’s completion and thank the crew. These cheese boards are perfect for serving a group of 4-5 people. Great gift for employee or client recognition. Available in 7 different colors.
A textile company wanted to gift their employees, many of whom do not have a desk, with something that was beautiful, useful and could be used in their homes. These cheese boards are perfect for serving a group of 4-6 people. Great gift for employee or client recognition. Available in 7 different colors.
This board blends gorgeous, high-quality Acacia hardwood and an eco-friendly epoxy, from recycled bio products (UVPoxy), to create a handmade, one-of-a-kind piece of serveware for home or office. These cheese boards are perfect for serving a group of 3-5 people. Great gift for employee or client recognition. Available in 7 different colors
If you are interested in these products to promote your own business, or if you wish to see some samples, email info@proformagreen.com for information and pricing.
And as always, if you really want to do something sustainable, do not buy promotional products. All products are consumption at one level or another. So if you must buy, 1) Buy local (i.e. made in USA), 2) Buy useful, long lasting items, 3) Buy sustainable/recycled/recyclable products if possible.
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