Article about NaKu in the Kronen Zeitung
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Press review – NaKu organic products are in the Kronen Zeitung! On November 15, an article about us appeared in the Vienna edition of the Krone am Sonntag. Our press release about the plastic bag ban* on October 27th aroused the interest of the environmental department of the Kronen Zeitung and sent a photographer to us two weeks later.
In the office we introduced him to our bags and showed them the different stages of rotting. Many photos were taken, but of course only one of them made it into the print edition for reasons of space. It turned out to be Astrid Ramos with two NaKu bags in her hand. It was super nice for everyone and a great change!
* Information on the Austrian plastic bag ban: Since the beginning of 2020, plastic bags have been banned in Austria, meaning that no plastic bags may be given to customers. However, bags that had already been ordered or were in stock could still be distributed until the end of 2020. This transition period ended on January 1, 2021, and conventional plastic bags are now permanently banned. Exceptions to the plastic bag ban are plastic bags that are less than 15 µm thick, made from renewable raw materials, and can be composted at home. Further information on the Austrian plastic bag ban.
FAQ – Frequently asked questions about the NaKu report in the Kronen Zeitung
In which media did the article about NaKu appear?
On November 15, an article about NaKu appeared in the Vienna edition of “Krone am Sonntag.”
What was the reason for the article?
The occasion was a press release from NaKu about the plastic bag ban, which had aroused the interest of the environmental editors of the Kronen Zeitung.
What was discussed in the article about NaKu?
The article introduced NaKu's organic bags, showed their decomposition stages, and explained the exceptions to the Austrian plastic bag ban, which apply to very lightweight bags made from renewable and compostable raw materials.
