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Artisan prize for giving Plastic Free July a crack

 Becoming a plastic free community is a key goal for Noosa, so the Plastic Free Noosa program is focusing its efforts on working hand in hand with the community and local businesses to reduce its reliance on single-use plastic.

During July, Plastic Free Noosa is working in collaboration with Pottery For The Planet to run a Plastic Free July campaign.

Simply help spread the word that single-use plastic is ‘so yesterday” and you could win one of four Planet Cup and Planet Bowl Combo packs valued at $98 each thanks to Pottery for the planet, visit @plasticfreenoosa on Instagram or Facebook.

To enter the competition:

Post an action you are going to take for Plastic Free July on one of the competition posts on Instagram/Facebook and tag two friends who will keep you accountable

Follow @Plasticfreenoosa and @potteryfortheplanet

For an extra entry into the competition, share photos of your favourite local plastic free businesses using the hashtag #plasticfreenoosa – Because actions speak louder than words!

Winners will be announced weekly with the Week 5 winner receiving a NOOSA re-usable Water 3 bottle!

Pottery For The Planet create beautiful, quality products that make it easy and desirable for anyone and everyone to step away from single-use culture. Based in Noosa with a brand new showroom in Rene Street, Noosaville they are also showcasing their beautiful products during the month of July in the Noosa Inspiration Centre.

The Program Manager for Plastic Free Noosa, Anita Butler said “It will be a collaborative community effort for us to change the status quo, so this is where we challenge our locals and visitors to take action”.

For businesses wanting to be involved in the Plastic Free Noosa Program, contact Anita Butler at anita@plasticfreenoosa.org or 0407 877 462. www.plasticfreenoosa.org

PLASTIC FREE NOOSA FAST FACTS:

In 2017 Noosa was chosen as Queensland’s first pilot community for the Boomerang Alliance’s Communities Taking Control campaign to show how a community could reduce its plastic footprint by inspiring, assisting and empowering the community and local businesses to reduce their use of disposable, single-use plastics, replacing with better environmental alternatives.

The program is supported by Noosa Council and Tourism Noosa

The program has been empowering other communities to follow along the way and the program has now been successfully replicated through the Plastic Free Places program in other tourism towns in Australia.

The Plastic Free Noosa Program is currently working with over 220 businesses and event organisers who are on the journey to become plastic free champions and together have already eliminated over 4.5 million single-use plastic items since the commencement of the program.

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