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Cherokee's Experienced Environmental & Ecological Professionals
Did You Know?
Green in March isn't just for keeping pinches away!

Follow these GreenTips to keep your business green!
Get Green Office Supplies
Investing in greener office supplies can go a long way! Some of these greener office supplies include:
  • LED lightbulbs
  • natural cleaning supplies
  • rechargeable batteries
  • recycled paper
  • reusable water bottles for employees
  • reusable ink cartridges
  • light timers
 
Green the Office Kitchen

It's easy to become wasteful in the kitchen, so making small changes to go green can make big differences! Some ways to change include:
  • eliminating disposable cutlery, plates, straws, cups, and napkins
  • stocking fair trade coffee and tea
  • avoiding single-use K-Cup pods
  • avoiding individually packaged snacks
  • posting lists specifying which kitchen waste can be recycled
  • creating a compost system for your office
Work with Green Vendors
Reduce your footprint by working with other green-minded businesses! Purchase goods that:
  • don't contain toxins or environmentally harmful ingredients
  • are created locally and/or sustainably
  • are made using recycled materials
  • can be recycled in the future
  • don't use excessive packaging
  • are easy to repair
  • are not disposable
Sources:
  • freshbooks.com/hub/startup/small-business-going-green
  • studybreaks.com/college/eco-friendly-office-supplies/
  • istockphoto.com/illustrations/kitchen-compost
  • dezeen.com/2021/06/16/carbon-removal-shopify-sustainability-fund-interview/
The mission of the Cherokee County Chamber's Going Green Initiative is to encourage the community to  implement green practices that conserve community resources while helping businesses thrive.

If you are interested in learning more about the Chamber's Going Green efforts, please email Meagan@CherokeeChamber.com for information on the next meeting. 
Cherokee County Chamber of Commerce 
3605 Marietta Hwy,  Canton, GA 30114
770-345-0400