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Green Labels: tips for marinas looking to purchase green products

August 16, 2011 / No Comments
Green Lables

Green words are seeping into our everyday vocabulary but do we know what they really mean?

We are entering an era where green and environmentally friendly products and practices are more in demand than ever before.  Nowhere is this truer than in the marina industry.  Marinas operate in some of the world’s most sensitive habitats and are often found in the environmental spotlight. Around the world, federal, state and local agencies among others are pushing marinas and ports to become more environmentally conscious.

Developers, marina owners and port districts are stepping up to the plate and are looking for solutions to be better stewards of their environment.  Specifying “green” or “environmentally friendly” products is becoming a more common practice in the marina industry.The challenge for many on the purchasing as well as manufacturing end is navigating the wilds of green advertising.  Continue Reading…

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