I had a display stand at the Wine and Grape Industry Environment Conference last week and met lots of interesting people. Trade shows are expensive and very tiring and from my point of view it is unfortunate that most of the people who attend an environment conference are the ones who already have systems in place. The people who need my services are not there. The interesting question is how to reach those small growers and producers who do not have the time, money or the interest to go to the conferences, to let them know that being green does not have to be as difficult as they think it is.

They way to green your business is to first work out everything you do, then assess the risks involved, develop an plan to manage the risks than take small steady but regular steps to make the plan work. If you want to go green with small steady steps, go to my websites, www.enviro-action.com and www.enviroaction.com.au. To download a free chapter of my book “It is easy being green, simple steps to help your business help the world” go the www.itiseasytobegreen.com.

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