A afransen Senior Member Member Bio Joined Apr 23, 2007 Messages 7,907 Reaction score 9,206 May 12, 2007 #46 I would argue that Ikea has been genuinely environmentally conscious for some time. Certainly before the current 'fad'.
I would argue that Ikea has been genuinely environmentally conscious for some time. Certainly before the current 'fad'.
Venti de Milo Banned Member Bio Joined Apr 29, 2007 Messages 220 Reaction score 0 May 12, 2007 #47 What's next? Winners declare they are also going green by selling "recycle" clothings?
Admiral Beez Superstar Member Bio Joined Apr 29, 2007 Messages 12,751 Reaction score 6,922 Aug 15, 2007 #48 afransen said: I would argue that Ikea has been genuinely environmentally conscious for some time. Certainly before the current 'fad'. Click to expand... I don't know about that, most of the plain wooden furniture they sell is not made in Canada, but in Europe, South America or Asia. Meanwhile we've got more pine than almost anyone.
afransen said: I would argue that Ikea has been genuinely environmentally conscious for some time. Certainly before the current 'fad'. Click to expand... I don't know about that, most of the plain wooden furniture they sell is not made in Canada, but in Europe, South America or Asia. Meanwhile we've got more pine than almost anyone.