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The Book of Green

Submitted by admin on June 24, 2010 – 11:16 amNo Comment

Free Ethcial business directory

The Book Of Green2009 saw the launch of the first Book of Green – a paperback eco living directory with over 400 companies listed. This year it has doubled the print run from 30,000 to 60,000 copies, has new categories and also added a Christmas Competition where one lucky reader will win their Christmas pressie gift list worth over £450!

Book of Green was co-founded by two women, who run their own individual online eco-directories providing free listings & promotions for green/ethical companies. Katie and Sue first met at the end of 2008 and felt they wanted to find an even better way to promote a greener future by pooling their experience and collaborating. Now almost two years on there is not only the paperback, but a new iphone app.

The Book of Green is A5 in size, has 80 pages, is printed on 100% recycled paper and is FREE for you and your customers.

If you’d like some copies of the Book of Green then add Suma code BK101 to your next order, and request as many copies as you’d like.

Alternatively if you’d like to be included in the book of green, email your details to info@bookofgreen.co.uk

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