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Julia Gash is the Founder and Company Director of Bag It Don’t Bin It.  Julia has over 20 years of continuous, business experience, achieved predominantly in directional, print-led, fashion as well as first hand retail and political experience.

Her qualifications include a B.A. Hons. in Visual Communication, Post Graduate Diploma in Printmaking from Central St. Martins and a PGCE from Middlesex University.

In the 90's her fashion brand was stocked in the most prestigious stores around the world and won a National Export Award together and an invitation to Buckingham Palace.  Her lingerie retail business in the Noughties achieved international accolade for its creativity and vision.

She is widely regarded as a key national spokesperson on Business, Environmental, and European issues, having contributed to many flagship TV and radio productions on current affairs.  She won Sheffield Entrepreneur of the Year 2010.

She lives with her partner, John Tann and cat Bobby, in Sheffield, which has been her home for the past 20 years.  

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Fairtrade Fortnight

by Julia Gash

28
Feb

It's Fairtrade Fortnight ... a national campaign to encourage people to buy Fairtrade products, which offer 7.5 million people in the developing world a more secure future.  We at Bag It Don't Bin It fully back this campaign, which this year sees a focus on cotton. Unlike most of our competition, we only produce eco-bags with Fairtrade registered factories and to coincide with Fairtrade Fortnight we have become a license holder for the Fairtrade logo.  This means that you can now have the Fairtrade logo printed on the bag as an optional extra, demonstrating your ethical credentials to your customers.

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