April, 2009
4/30/09
First Stop of FIJI Hungry Gal’s Gastronomy Journey
FIJI Green Gal: Joining the blog today is one of my colleagues, whom we’ve dubbed “FIJI Hungry Gal” because the girl sure does love to eat! I can always count on her for a great restaurant recommendation and ideas for a dinner party menu. I’ve also had the good fortune to eat her cooking, and the girl’s got skills. She’ll be sharing some of her great food insights with us on this blog. Read the rest of this entry »
4/25/09
Out and About: Sonoma Jazz+ Festival
My fellow FIJI fans, if you”ve been keeping up with our FIJI Green blog, or even if this is your first visit, I”ve got very exciting news! You”ve got a chance to win two VIP Patron Passes to the Sonoma Jazz+ Festival, a four day Memorial Day weekend celebration of world class music, delicious food and fine wines amidst the unique ambiance of California”s wine country. Read the rest of this entry »
4/14/09
Wanted: Green Tips!
It occurred to me this is a wonderful place to share some of how I live a little healthier and greener, and in turn, improve what I’m doing by learning from our readers!
Nothing I do is extraordinary or time consuming, but I feel good about my little part. Here’s a list of what I do: Read the rest of this entry »
4/8/09
Bottled water now the most recycled item
Courtesy of finewaters.com, some nice news about progress on the recycling front…
“With data compiled during an extensive bale composition study in 15 locations in 14 states, the 2008 NAPCOR PET analysis states: ‘Water bottles are now the most recycled container in curbside programs by weight, and overwhelmingly by number.’ Read the rest of this entry »
4/2/09
One hour greener in Fiji
FIJI Green Gal: Here’s an update from Fiji courtesy of Molly, our FIJI Water Foundation coordinator…
FIJI Water and its hundreds of employees in Fiji were proud to join Fiji”s Earth Hour celebrations this year. On March 28th from 8.30pm to 9.30pm, the factory in Yaqara shut down bottled water operations and used critical lighting only, as did the logistics, finance, and foundation offices in Lautoka and Suva. We encouraged our employees, friends, and neighbors in the communities around our factory to do the same, supplied water to Earth Hour volunteers in the West, and also assisted in the collection and recycling of those donated bottles. Read the rest of this entry »
