Nordic Wristbands cuts carbon impact via new scheme

The festival wristbands company has forged an agreement with Stand For Trees to offset carbon dioxide emissions caused by their products

Nordic Wristbands will protect around 7,000 ancient trees from destruction
Nordic Wristbands will protect around 7,000 ancient trees from destruction

Nordic Wristbands have saved 7,000 ancient trees through its agreement with Stand For Trees, strengthening the company’s quest to reduce its carbon impact.

The agreement sees Nordic Wristbands compensate for the carbon dioxide emissions caused by its fabric wristband and smart tag manufacturing, in 2023 and beyond.

Based on 2022 production volumes, Nordic will protect around 7,000 ancient trees from destruction, as a part of a more comprehensive project in the 250,000-hectare nature reserve of Mai Ndombe in the People’s Republic…

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