{"id":477836,"date":"2021-04-19T07:40:10","date_gmt":"2021-04-19T11:40:10","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.marketnewsdesk.com\/index.php\/maple-leaf-celebrates-earth-day-with-release-of-limited-edition-climate-change-colouring-kit\/"},"modified":"2021-04-19T07:40:10","modified_gmt":"2021-04-19T11:40:10","slug":"maple-leaf-celebrates-earth-day-with-release-of-limited-edition-climate-change-colouring-kit","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.marketnewsdesk.com\/index.php\/maple-leaf-celebrates-earth-day-with-release-of-limited-edition-climate-change-colouring-kit\/","title":{"rendered":"Maple Leaf Celebrates Earth Day with Release of Limited-Edition Climate Change Colouring Kit"},"content":{"rendered":"
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\n Maple Leaf’s Climate Change Colouring Kit is designed to help Canadian parents educate their children about climate action this Earth Day<\/i>\n <\/p>\n

\n MISSISSAUGA, ON<\/span>, April 19, 2021<\/span> \/PRNewswire\/ –\u00a0Maple Leaf Foods’ iconic Maple Leaf\u00ae brand, a leader in sustainable meat and poultry made\u00a0with real and natural ingredients, will celebrate Earth Day this year with the release of Picture a Better World<\/i> Climate Change Colouring Kits. The Colouring Kits, consisting of custom climate-themed crayon colours and colouring book, will be available for Canadians to order online free of charge beginning April 22, 2021<\/span>. The Maple Leaf brand’s Earth Day initiative reflects Maple Leaf Foods’ commitment to sustainability and climate education and is another step in its purposeful journey to become the most sustainable protein company on earth.<\/p>\n

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Canadians are concerned about climate change, with 96 per cent reporting that they care about protecting the environment and 92 per cent wanting to make a positive environmental impact, according to a 2020 survey conducted by Angus Reid<\/span> and Maple Leaf Foods. Maple Leaf’s climate-themed crayons and colouring book is a small way that the brand is addressing these expectations and helping Canadian families understand the importance of climate action now.<\/p>\n

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Aligning with the theme of Earth Day 2021 “Restore Our Earth”, Maple Leaf’s Picture a Better World<\/i> Climate Change Colouring Kits display the realities of climate change from coast-to-coast\u00a0with the introduction of six unconventional crayon colours: “Ocean Green,” “Sky Orange<\/span>,” “Grass Yellow,” “Forest Black<\/span>,” “Sand Blue” and “Freshwater Brown.” <\/p>\n

These colours challenge our notions of what Canadian landscapes are supposed to look like and reflect the environmental changes that could face future generations if we do not take climate action now. The colouring book concludes with eight simple lifestyle changes that every individual and family can make to reduce their environmental footprint, protect our earth, and ensure that Canada<\/span> retains its natural beauty and vibrancy.<\/p>\n

“Climate change is happening now, making it essential that education and climate action also happens right now,” says Tim Faveri<\/span>, Vice President of Sustainability and Shared Value, Maple Leaf Foods. “Maple Leaf is committed to doing our part to create a healthy planet for future generations and we are proud to share this commitment with Canadians in a way that brings families and communities together.”<\/p>\n

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Learning through play and family bonding have become especially important over the past year as Canadians have adjusted to working and schooling from home. As a proud partner in Canadian family traditions, Maple Leaf wants to encourage quality family time while also enabling climate education, and the Climate Change Colouring Kits offer exactly that.<\/p>\n

Marley, an adventurous young climate hero will take families on a cross-Canada<\/span> adventure in the colouring book, explaining the effects of climate change in a family-friendly way to help parents explain the basics of an often complicated and unapproachable issue to their children. <\/p>\n

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Maple Leaf Foods believes that real change results from meaningful action and is actively working to address the significant environmental challenges facing the planet. In November 2020<\/span>, the company celebrated its one-year anniversary as the world’s first major carbon neutral food company and is on a purposeful journey to becoming the most sustainable protein company on earth. To achieve this goal, the company has committed to science-based targets, reducing its absolute Scope 1 and 2 greenhouse gas emissions produced from its operations and the intensity of its Scope 3\u00a0greenhouse gas emissions produced from its supply chain by 30 per cent by 2030. <\/p>\n

Maple Leaf’s Climate Change Colouring Kits reflect the company’s values and commitment to sustainability and have been thoughtfully produced to have a net-zero carbon footprint.<\/p>\n