Sylvacurl’s very own Jim and Mary-Ellen Lovinsky will be attending the New England Made Show in Portland, ME this weekend, March 16th – 19th in booth #835.
You can find out more about the show at the New England Made website: www.nemadeshows.com.
If you’re planning to attend the show please be sure to visit us at booth #835 to enter in our drawing for four free bags of Sylvacurl!
“Our customers have let us know that they love the look of our packing material and appreciate that the material is natural and can be disposed of or burned without reservation. The material does a great job of supporting the heavy steel pans that we ship and the items do not move around the box in transit. In full, the material is beautiful, functional, and feels better to use than synthetic or hazardous packing alternatives.”
Thank you Blanc Creatives!
Our friends at Potlicker Kitchen get a lot of great feedback about their BEER JELLY SET (not a bad idea for Father’s Day…), and we’re proud to note that they also receive kudos for our packaging!
“Product came in a very substantial box and had wood shavings as packing on the inside. All around very cool packaging which makes the product even more of a quality gift. Very pleased with this purchase.”
“The box took a tumble down our apartment’s stairs when the mailman delivered it… and still didn’t get damaged!”
“The packaging was wonderful and really kept the jelly jars from hitting each other during processing and delivery. They arrived looking perfect as could be!”
(More reviews can be found here.)
This article from the BBC is just one of many that detail how our over-use of plastics adversely affects our environment. We at Sylvacurl are eager to help reduce that waste!
In similar news, the Washed Ashore Project will bring their traveling Art and Educational Exhibit to your aquarium, zoo, science center or museum. It features everything from life-sized humpback whale rib cages (made of plastic bottles) to faux-coral reefs and sea anemones. :
“Seeing is believing. The Washed Ashore traveling exhibit attracts attention by virtue of its scale and artistry … and it goes on to educate people on the problems with signage that teaches them how they can help.
So far, the Washed Ashore traveling exhibit and sculptures have appeared at numerous venues including The Marine Mammal Center in Sausalito, California, Newport Visual Arts Center, Portland Community College, America’s Cup Healthy Oceans Exhibit, the Oregon Coast Aquarium, Mystic CT Aquarium, San Francisco Zoo and SeaWorld Parks in San Diego, San Antonio, and Orlando.”
Our friends at Scrumptious Secrets of Vermont had this to say:
We hope all is well with you too, thank you for the feedback!
