There were also all kinds of novelty items such as edible spoons and forks, pens made of recycled coffee grinds, stylish and functional chairs made of recyclable corrugated paper, and even elephant poop paper products.īecause the event product catalog was uploaded to Qtech platform, event guests could scan QR codes that were on all products on display at the expo, to get specific and detailed information on the particular products they would scan.
It contained all kinds of creative and surprisingly durable display stands in all shapes and sizes made from corrugated paper, plastic, and even such unconventional materials as agricultural waste. The event’s over 500-page catalog was uploaded to a PMG’s Qtech platform. In keeping with the expo’s sustainability message, there were no fliers and brochures handed out. Many of PMG Group’s other global and local clients also attended to get an idea of the possibilities for their own brands.
Representatives from Nestle and Loreal, came to talk about their own efforts in sustainability, but also to see if there were any interesting innovations, they could make use of in the near future. They are willing to partner with us to find solutions to the asks of the customer, even from the government perspective,” points out Mohita Gulati, PMG Client Servicing Director. We assist our clients to shift from a linear economy to a circular economy, which means we check and repair, use and reuse, and incorporate the process of recycling in the making and consumption of goods,” she elaborates.Īside from being the first in the Asia Pacific region, PMG Market 2.0 was the first effort of its kind for PMG for very specific reasons: “I felt that the vendor partners here are a little ahead of the curve on sustainability. “We ensure sustainable supplier base raw material that is recyclable or recycled and environment friendly, design that aids reusability or recyclability, we aim to work with packaging that is environment friendly and recyclable, and our products are designed to reduce transport and logistic footprints. Visit us again soon.Client Servicing Director at PMG Asia Pacific, Mohita Gulati: “I felt that the vendor partners in the Philippines are a little ahead of the curve on sustainability” If you like the design, please don’t forget to share on your wall for others to see. Each design has its own unique features where you may get ideas from to build your own. There are many designs for you to choose from. You can click on the following hyperlinks and you will be redirected to the websites. You may want to check our other websites, as well. For a beautiful finish, US$20,000 will do. But to make it livable, you would spend another US$3,000 depending on the kind of finishing and furniture and appliances that you put inside your house. With exactly the materials used as shown in the photo, you would need US$7,000 or 350,000 thousand Philippine pesos to build this house and bring it to a rough finish.
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The glass windows look cool with it and they add beauty to the house. The roof style is a shed roof, which is the most affordable roof style for this small house design. This house design is 100% finished state as to structure and paint. There had been featured houses here with 100-140 centimeters elevation and they look pretty good. It is a little elevated with three steps, a pretty elevation for an aesthetic function but if the reason of elevating the house is to protect it from flooding, the elevation must be high enough. It is a great size for a one-bedroom house. The total area of this house is 7 x 6 meters or that is 42 square meters.
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