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EcoScraps Parked 2,821.5 Cars in Arizona

EcoScraps continues to improve Arizona’s environment with their “Parking Cars” Campaign

TEMPE, AZ (March 9, 2011)- EcoScraps has “parked 2,821.5 cars” in just a week and a half by selling their organic soil, and their sales are only going up.

 

Each bag of EcoScraps organic soil they sell is the equivalent of parking one car for a month in greenhouse gas reductions. EcoScraps began their “Parking Cars” campaign on March 1. They plan to sell 13,000 bags of organic soil throughout the month.

 

“We are looking for more homes who will “park their cars” in the Phoenix area by using our organic soil,” said Anthony McDonald, EcoScraps Arizona Manager. “Each home who participates helps us improve our environment.”

 

To encourage community members to participate, EcoScraps is offering home delivery for the Phoenix Metro area. Each home delivery is $65. It includes 12 one cubic foot bags of Harvest Plenty, which is equivalent to parking 12 cars.

 

Visit EcoScraps Arizona Facebook page (facebook.com/ecoscrapsaz) to receive updates and learn more.

 

EcoScraps organic soil can be also be purchased at one of these 15 locations in Arizona: Bakers Nursery (3414 N. 40th St., Phoenix), Summerwinds- West Bell (6426 W. Bell Rd., Phoenix), Summerwinds- Tantum (17826 N Tatum Blvd, Phoenix), Berrridge Nursery Farms (4647 E Camelback Rd, Phoenix), The Style Nursery (7120 N 12th St, Phoenix), Whitfill (2647 E Southern Ave, Phoenix), Southwest Gardener (2809 N 15th Ave, Phoenix), Howards Ace Hardware (3111 E Indian School Rd, Phoenix),  Summerwinds (3160 S Country Club Dr, Mesa), Homco’s Ace Hardware (929 E Broadway Rd, Tempe), Squash Blossom Nursery (784 N Tegner St, Wickenburg), Green Things (3235 E Allen Road, Tucson), Desert Survivors (1020 W Starr Pass Blvd, Tucson), Old Town Scottsdale Farmers Market on Saturdays, and Awhatukee Farmers Market on Sundays.

 

About EcoScraps

EcoScraps is an organic soil manufacturer that was established in 2010. EcoScraps recycles food waste into a nutrient-rich soil conditioner. Instead of clogging landfills and gassing our air, EcoScraps products enrich the soil, helping us grow healthier plants in the most environmentally friendly way. Through this process they are able to reduce landfill waste and methane emissions. EcoScraps has won several awards such as the 2010 Sparkseed Innovator, 2010 SOCAP Scholar, #2 Emerging Student Company, Utah Student 25, and 2nd place and audience award winner at the BYU SVC 2010 Competition. Visit www.ecoscraps.net or call 801-513-3330 for more information.

 

CONTACT:

Brandon Sargent, EcoScraps

brandon@ecoscraps.net

 

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