Hm, how about we don’t contribute to the landfills of plastic water bottles in the name of style, Billion Dollar Babes? Right there with you on the discounted designer apparel and accessories, but will pass on the Fiji water. Regardless of Fiji’s green initiatives, it’s still being shipped from Fiji, which just doesn’t make sense in the U.S. where we have access to clean drinking water.
BLACKBURN AND SWEETZER
STYLE AND SUSTENANCE EYED FROM ONE LOS ANGELES NEIGHBORHOOD
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LIKE SOME OF YOU, B+S HAS A DAY JOB, TOILING AWAY AS THE EDITOR OF RACKED LA. CHECK IT OUT FOR YOUR RETAIL, SHOPPING, FASHION PLEASURE.
3 responses so far ↓
1 alex the sea turtle // Mar 5, 2008 at 1:08 pm
Have you had fiji water. I don’t know why but it tastes better. I buy it. I also try to recycle the bottles.
2 Sarah // May 7, 2008 at 12:09 pm
I love FIJI, and I’ve checked out their green initiatives. I really wish that people would do their research before making comments. FIJI is the first in its industry to make these types of steps and should be commended. Bring on the FIJI! If you’re so worried about bottled water in landfills have you stopped drinking soda and juice? Try recycling. It’s novel idea!
3 Jen Fair // May 7, 2008 at 12:36 pm
Yes, recycling is the answer! Interesting that no one picks on Coca Cola. Just FIJI. But, it’s the best! I love FIJI!!!
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