EXHIB-IT! Goes Green with Eco-Friendly Product Line
Albuquerque, New Mexico (PRWEB) August 25, 2014 -- EXHIB-IT!, who specializes in trade show design and display, has introduced a new eco-friendly product line to their catalog of display products. These products are made from sustainable or recycled materials that can be recycled after use. Examples of products in the new Green line include:
• Banner stands made from bamboo, as opposed to aluminum,
• Pop-up displays made from 100% recycled materials, and
• Display flooring made from bamboo, starch based agricultural products (such as corn), or post-consumer materials
“There are so many business meetings, trade shows and conferences happening every year that the amount of waste from displays made from non-sustainable, non-recyclable products is becoming a big problem,” says DJ Heckes, CEO of EXHIB-IT!. “These new products can help our customers reduce their impact on the earth while still having a first-class display.”
The trade show industry is one of the largest producers of waste in the world. An estimated 600,000 tons of trash is produced at trade shows every year. There are many steps that exhibitors can take to help lessen the amount of waste following a trade show including using eco-friendly displays, using recycled materials for their giveaways and using digital brochures as opposed to paper brochures.
To learn more about EXHIB-IT!’s Green product line, go to http://www.exhib-it.com/portable-green-display-products.
About EXHIB-IT!
EXHIB-IT! is a design and display company with over 23 years’ experience in specializing in high quality trade show displays and trade show management services. Industry thought leader and EXHIB-IT! CEO, DJ Heckes has prioritized customer education as a core company value by publishing hundreds of helpful blog posts, online newsletters, white papers on tradeshow related topics and her first book Full BRAIN Marketing. http://www.exhib-it.com
DJ Heckes, EXHIB-IT, http://www.exhib-it.com, +1 (505) 828-0574, [email protected]
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