How to Promote Sustainability at an Exhibition

One of the most important elements of your booth should be a statement about your commitment to sustainability. This statement should not just be a tagline stating that you are a green company, but also include a statement about your carbon footprint. The more concrete you can be with your claims of sustainability, the more likely your visitors are to be impressed. A good way to demonstrate your commitment to sustainability is to incorporate this into your contract with vendors and make it a requirement of your contract. Another way to promote sustainability is with Recyclable displays from a site like Colour Studios

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Sustainability is an increasingly popular topic and has become increasingly important in the exhibition industry. This increased awareness has resulted in increased investment and focus on environmentally friendly exhibitions. By taking a proactive approach to sustainability, exhibitors can build brand affinity and attract new customers and reduce their environmental footprint at the same time. You can achieve this by incorporating sustainable design practices into your booth. For instance, you can create a demonstration kiosk at your stand that demonstrates how your company can make a difference in the environment.

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Another way to incorporate sustainability is by using sustainable promotional material. Most exhibitions use printed materials for advertising purposes, including badges and other promotional material. By using sustainable materials in your printed collateral, you can lower your costs and improve the quality of your products. Moreover, sustainable materials are cheaper and more widely available, so you can choose a sustainable product without having to compromise on quality.

 

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