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Flood problems deliveries disrupted.
Posted on July 23, 2007 @ 10:49 am [Comments (0)] As everone is aware some poor people are experiencing really horrible flooding, they have our total sympathy we had a small flood in the warehouse last year and it took ages to clean up and that was “clean water” Some of our suppliers are flooded so we will not get our regular orders as usual, also our deliveries will be delayed no only in the flooded areas themselves but also where the network has to pass through these areas. Please be patient, we will do our best to provide the best level service as will our couriers but inevitably we are going to see some short term problems.
Electricity costs are much higher than when we last updated our calculations.
Posted on July 9, 2007 @ 2:56 pm [Comments (0)] All of our calcualtions for energy saving lamps have been made assuming a price per unit or killowatt hour of 8 pence.
We have absorbed the recycling charge in almost all of our prices.
Posted on July 2, 2007 @ 10:17 am [Comments (2)] From the 1st july we have to charge you for the cost of recycling your used fluorescent lamps (that is any lamp thes does not use a metal filament to produce the light) We have absorbed it in all but the most extreme cases. such as tubes that only cost 60 pence in the first place. With the vast amount of money that is going to be collected by the “fees” you should see luxurious recycling centres springing up everywhere, I suspect you won’t but that would be cynical wouldn’t it.
Recycling of some lamps is now a legal requirement.
Posted on @ 10:07 am [Comments (0)] We have been recycling used lamps for over 8 years; the government has finally woken up to the problem, which is mercury!! There is a lot of mercury, which is a poison, in all types of fluorescent tubes even the little ones and your low energy lamps. |