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Responsible sourcing: Why Recycled Glass?


Lower temp needed to melt recycled glass = factory using less energy & less C02 emissions


Consumers are looking for product that “closes the loop” to complete the recycling process


Energy saved during the manufacturing of one Glacial Eco piece is enough to power a lightbulb for 9 hours!


All products created are made of 100% recycled glass


WHY


RECYCLED GLASS?


Waste going to landfill reduced


Glacial Eco fulfills all aspects of the KIOTO Protocol, an international treaty that commits parties to reduce greenhouse gases


Did you Know?


material extractions eliminated


Sand & raw


Buying recycled glass products are part of the overall waste reduction strategy, which appeals to Consumers


The saved energy in recycling three bottles is enough to charge a smartphone battery for a year, maintain a low consumption light bulb on for nine days and it is equivalent to the energy needed for three cycles of a washing machine.


Glacial Eco Collection


The collection comprises nine exquisite product ranges, featuring


Utah Tumblers Tower Jug & Tumbler Pinewood Tumblers Ashmere Tumblers Garcia & Volta Tumblers


Pineapple & Tiki Cocktail Glasses


Carafes & Bottles Oliva Oil Bottles


Beverage and Dessert Glasses Tealight Glasses


You can find out more about each Glacial Eco product or shop online by visiting:


www.lockhart.co.uk/glacial SUSTAINABLE FUTURE 17


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