Three new companies step into 2024 as IMPA SAVE pledgers. Will you be number 104?

Let's welcome aboard IMPA SAVE the first three companies that have pledged in 2024: Coastal Supplies and Services (Tanzania), Seagulf Marine Industries Inc. (Canada) and Global Ship Services (USA). This brings our total number to 103. Will you be number 104?

Here is what our newest pledgers had to say in joining the SAVE initiative:

“With great pride, we announce our affiliation with IMPA SAVE and our commitment to a sustainable future. By taking this pledge, we emphatically reaffirm our dedication to environmental responsibility and the pursuit of eco-friendly practices. Together, we can wield a substantial influence on our planet, actively fostering a greener and cleaner world for the well-being of generations to come.” (Muhammad Saad Fasihi, Legal Counsel, Global Ship Services)

"Our company is from Tanzania where we have seen great destruction of marine and shore environments by plastics. Our government has also banned/restricted the use of plastic, further aligning with our belief on plastic restrictions." (David Shayo, Director, Coastal Supplies and Services)

"We are proud to announce that we have taken the IMPA SAVE pledge! By committing to sustainable practices and embracing environmentally friendly solutions, we are taking an active role in protecting our planet for future generations. We have made the decision to take the IMPA SAVE pledge because we believe in the power of collective action and the importance of corporate responsibility. By joining this initiative, we are taking a stand for sustainability and pushing for positive change in our industry. Together, we can create a more sustainable future and leave a lasting impact on our planet. Together, we can make a difference!" (Robert Zeagman, President, Seagulf Marine Industries)

Not an IMPA SAVE pledger? Reducing the amount of single-use plastic drinking water bottles makes both financial and environmental sense. We have the solutions. You just need to take the initiative. Joining is free. Take the IMPA SAVE pledge: www.impasave.org/single-use-plastics