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June 24, 2009
Glenn Swift
LASER MONKS UTILIZE SPROUTS! "GROWING GREEN PACKAGING"
(West Palm Beach) Sprouts! Inc., an innovative West Palm Beach-based company that uses 100% recycled paper embedded with flower seeds to create a diverse array of environmentally friendly products, recently teamed up with Laser Monks, an environmentally conscious company owned and operated by Our Lady of Spring Bank Abbey, a Cistercian Benedictine monastery in Sparta, Wisconsin.
The combination of the two companies is truly (pardon the pun) a match made in Heaven!
Laser Monks turned to Sproutsī cutting-edge design team to create custom wrappers for its certified organic Benevolence Soaps. These soaps can be purchased from the Laser Monks Web site, www.LaserMonks.com. As is typical of so many organizations that utilize Sprouts! 100% recycled, handmade seeded paper, a large portion of the profit from the sale of the special soaps goes to charitable works throughout the world.
In 2008, Sprouts jumped onto the national stage after launching its "Bee Kind" campaign with the creation of a paper embedded with 100% pollinator-friendly flower seeds. Haagen-Dazs utilized this paper for a marketing piece that was inserted into Newsweek magazine. This year the innovative company announced a new product line, "Growing Green Packaging." Made entirely from 100% recycled paper embedded with flower seeds, Growing Green Packaging meets the needs of eco-conscious companies looking for a green product packaging alternative. "Unlike traditional product packaging, when our Growing Green Packaging is planted in soil, it naturally biodegrades and beautiful flowers grow," said Sprouts owner, Sharon Quercioli.
Are you looking for an eco friendly way to package a customized, eco-friendly product that will capture the public's attention? If so, visit www.sproutem.com to learn more about how Sprouts can create customs boxes or packaging for your unique product.
Sprouts! was just named the 2009 Small Business of the Year by the Northern Palm Beach County Chamber of Commerce.
Click here to read the article at American Chronicle
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