wewow launches unique eco-friendly packaging solution

Bradford-based CD and DVD replication company, wewow, have announced the launch of WowWallet, an eco-friendly CD presentation case which offers the customer a durable and environmentally friendly media packaging solution.

‘Following the success of wowpak, earlier this year, WowWallet was designed to offer an attractive and environmentally friendly alternative to the plastic jewel case and DVD case which are often used for CD and DVD projects,’ explains Managing Director, Stuart Jones.

‘With environmental concerns becoming increasingly important to many companies, musicians and individuals, it is vital for us to make eco-friendly packaging options accessible to our customers. The WowWallet can be produced for short-run projects, as well as larger projects, meaning that a cost effective and ethical packaging option is available for all of our clients.’ The WowWallet can be printed onto FSC accredited board and it’s design is completely unique to the market.

wewow are dedicated to finding unique environmentally friendly solutions for a range of media projects and are set to launch a third eco-friendly disc package in the new year.

Any companies interested in working with wewow should contact Stuart Jones on 0845 450 6262.

More information on WowWallet and the wowpak can be found at www.wewow.co.uk

The date for this year is Sunday 5 October from 10am – 5pm. in the Market Hall, Abergavenny. We have backing from Fairtrade Wales as well as local businesses and Abergavenny Council. There will be plenty of local and regional press coverage as well as BBC Wales.

Last year saw a huge attendance and we will increase this year. Stalls last year included – Love Zimbabwe, Goodies from the Gambia, Bag- Age, Bryn – y – Cwm project, Smouldering Sage,Biltong 2 U,Tropical Forest, Fairtrade Abergavenny & Crickhowell, Tools for self reliance, VSO, etc.

We also had fantastic catering from Scrumptious catering and Taste Zimbabwe. We will be having the Fairtrade fashion show again and the drumming workshop from Dave Roberts. Also, hopefully the amazing Chrys Blanchard and Abercapella. We have a school group performing African Dance and hope to be bringing over from Zimbabwe Sam Mtukudzi son of Oliver (Tuku) the most well known Zimbabwean artiste.

There will be a childrens area this year with face painting and a bouncy castle. Music and entertainment will be going on all day and there will be lots more to announce as we get nearer to the date. I realise that it is still relatively early, but it would help us enourmously if those who are interested in taking a stall this year could let me know as soon as possible. Looking forward to seeing you all in October.

Kind Regards,
David and Martha Holman.

Email: fairsfairfairs@mail2world.com
Telephone: 07879400897 / 07774608215 / 01873854055

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