Nouvelle to sponsor loo rolls at this year's Glastonbury
Nouvelle are sponsoring this year's Glastonbury Festival, providing free rolls of loo paper to everybody who attends the festival.
Organiser Michael Eavis commented: "We're encouraging people to be as green as possible at this year's Festival. One example of our policy is our decision to invite Nouvelle on board as an official recycling partner to the festival, to give away free recycled toilet tissue.
"Nouvelle will provide thousands of free loo rolls and our message is very simple: 'do not bring loo roll to the festival', there will be more than enough for everyone, and more importantly, it will be the right kind of loo roll."
As well as handing out free rolls of recycled toilet tissue, Nouvelle is also helping with recycling collections at Glastonbury. It will provide free colour coded bin bags to enable festival goers to segregate waste for recycling.
Nouvelle toilet tissue is made from 100% high quality recycled paper from the roll to the core. Nouvelle makes an important contribution to the environment by reusing UK collections of waste paper which otherwise might go to landfill.
Organiser Michael Eavis commented: "We're encouraging people to be as green as possible at this year's Festival. One example of our policy is our decision to invite Nouvelle on board as an official recycling partner to the festival, to give away free recycled toilet tissue.
"Nouvelle will provide thousands of free loo rolls and our message is very simple: 'do not bring loo roll to the festival', there will be more than enough for everyone, and more importantly, it will be the right kind of loo roll."
As well as handing out free rolls of recycled toilet tissue, Nouvelle is also helping with recycling collections at Glastonbury. It will provide free colour coded bin bags to enable festival goers to segregate waste for recycling.
Nouvelle toilet tissue is made from 100% high quality recycled paper from the roll to the core. Nouvelle makes an important contribution to the environment by reusing UK collections of waste paper which otherwise might go to landfill.