You know Green is making money when a National Newspaper runs a 'Nose' "Now It's War On Packaging" on its front page, and a double page spread inside. Not war on terrorism, or world famine mind, but overpackaged consumer goods, where the secondary packaging is clogging up a wheelie bin near you. Where King of Shaves is concerned, I'm proud that we use the very minimal in functional, protective packaging, the vast majority of which is recyclable, unlike our shaving brand cousins, who largely use metal cans which put the fill into landfill a lot quicker than our small bottles of shaving oil, or tubes of AlphaGel. Indeed, where our shaving oil is concerned, we often hear that the container is reused. Be sure to follow this headline - supermarkets will start rejecting unnecessary consumer packaging (because it is in their commerical interests to do so, otherwise consumers will vote with their feet and shop at the local Greener Grocer). Green truly is the new Black, but we're doing our bit to 'Shave The World'. PS - Gillette's new Fusion was named as an arch culprite - surrounded with £2 worth of unnecessary packaging to try and get you to buy The Best A Man Can Get - maybe not the best the Environment gets though...you can bet your bottom dollar our King of Blades razor will be packaged with the environment in mind - sensitively (as sensitively as the shave it will deliver!)
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