Help Reduce the Environmental Impact of Direct Mail and You Could Win a £500 Red Letter Day Voucher

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Help Reduce the Environmental Impact of Direct Mail and You Could Win a £500 Red Letter Day Voucher

05 Sep, 2012

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Anachem always strives to reduce the impact we have on the environment. We can do this by knowing what you would like us to send you and what you would prefer to not receive. The UK alone produces around 550,000 tonnes of paper mailings each year and Anachem wants to cut down its contribution by only sending material that is relevant to you.

By taking just 5 minutes over coffee or during your lunch to complete a short questionnaire, you will have contributed to reduce the environmental impact of direct mail, by ensuring that you receive only materials that are relevant to you.

As a thank you for taking the time to do this, Anachem will enter you into a free prize draw to win £500 worth of Red Letter Day Vouchers, 25 runners up will receive £25 of vouchers and everybody who completes the questionnaire will receive an Anachem gift. Red Letter Days offer unforgettable experiences for everybody, from a ride in a hot air balloon, theatre trips, spa days or family days out, there is something for everybody.

To fill out the questionnaire, receive your free gift and get your name entered into the draw please visit www.anachem.co.uk/iwap

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