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Mayor of London's Green Procurement Code launches new website

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

The Mayor of London’s Green Procurement Code unveils a fresh new
look with the launch of its revamped website. Greenprocurementcode.co.uk is an
information hub for businesses looking to reduce their environmental impact
through responsible purchasing.

Visitors to the new site
can access the latest news and events listings, sustainable products and
suppliers, the latest industry publications and best practice case studies. Signatories
to the Green Procurement Code will benefit from a ‘members-only’ toolkit, which
provides comprehensive information and advice on implementing green purchasing.

Mayor of London,
Boris Johnson, said: “We want to make it easier for organisations to make
eco-friendly purchasing decisions. By doing so, businesses can not only be
kinder to the planet, but can also save money in tough economic times.”

Green Procurement Code Programme
Manager, Graham Randles, highlights the benefits of the new site. “In the
current financial climate companies don’t want to waste valuable time and resources
searching for information. The new website is an easy to navigate,
one-stop-shop for organisations looking to make smart green procurement
decisions.”

Visit the new website at www.greenprocurementcode.co.uk

The Green Procurement Code is one of
the measures in place in London designed to help achieve the Mayor of London’s
target of cutting the capital’s carbon emissions by 60% by 2025. 

For more information on the Mayor of
London’s Green Procurement Code please contact Jodi Lloyd on 020 7061 6355.

New at Organic-Ally

Tuesday, August 25th, 2009

Hemp Table Napkins (Plain and Embroidered) http://www.organic-ally.co.uk/hempnapkins.html (trade enquiries welcome)
Organic Cotton Lawn Hankies (Handmade, Plain or Embroidered) http://www.organic-ally.co.uk/lawn%20hankies.html
At great introductory prices.

Good Oil Launch VeggieOmega3.co.uk

Monday, July 27th, 2009



We
all know we need Omega 3, but what is it? Why do we need it? And
where can we get it from? Well if you are a Vegetarian or Vegan,
VeggieOmega3.co.uk has all the answers.

Developed
by the GOOD
OIL
Team, VeggieOmega3.co.uk is designed to explain all about Omega 3,
and includes delicious Omega 3 recipes designed especially for
Vegetarians and Vegans. The team at GOOD
OIL
will also regularly update their Veggie Blog, and plan to build a
network of handy and interesting links to other Veggie organisations,
groups, products and events.

Made
from 100% cold pressed hemp seed oil, GOOD
OIL
is a perfect example of a great Veggie source of Omega 3. It has the
highest Omega content amongst all everyday culinary oils (20 times as
much as Olive Oil!) and provides an easy, versatile and delicious way
to ensure the body is supplied with Essential Fatty Acids (EFAs)
everyday. It also contains Stearidonic acid (SDA) a more potent form
of Omega 3 than other seed oils contain, which the body can convert
into the very long EFAs more efficiently. The site also includes the
GOOD
OIL
story and information about hemp

Henry
Braham, founder of GOOD
OIL
says, “We decided to set up VeggieOmega3.co.uk because we felt that
there was not enough good information about EFAs for Veggies out
there. A few of the very informed understand about the different
types of Omega 3, but many are unaware, so we wanted to spread the
word. We included some recipes because we believe that getting your
Omega 3 doesn’t need to be a chore – we like to think that GOOD
OIL
tastes so good it should be really enjoyable and it doesn’t need to
cost the earth either – we use 100% of our sustainable hemp crop,
so it is very economical compared to many Omega supplements.”

If
you would like a link to your Veggie friendly website or blog added
to the site, please let GOOD
OIL
know via the VeggieOmega3.co.uk contact page.

Two Month FREE Trial With WhizzGo

Monday, December 8th, 2008

WhizzGo is offering a two months free trial until the end of December

This means residents and businesses who are seeking for an alternative to car ownership can sign up and get their Smart Card to try the service without being tied up to any regular membership fee.

All you have to pay is your usage: hourly rates start at £4.35 with petrol and insurance. At the end of the trial, there is no obligation to stay on. The promo code is FREE2. To take advantage of this offer just visit the Whizzgo website.

Whizzgo operates in 12 cities: Belfast, Newcastle, Leeds, York, Sheffield, London, Southampton, Brighton, Birmingham, Manchester, Liverpool, St Albans.


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