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Precept: sustainability

The journey towards greater sustainability is a journey without end. There are always further improvements to be made, new technologies to be employed, and new solutions to implement. It’s the true never-ending story.

And though that may appear futile at first glance, this is not a sad story. It’s a tale packed with minor setbacks which lead to major breakthroughs. Collaboration and experimentation are the common themes. And progress is measured in the amount of waste eliminated. It’s not a zero-sum game. It’s a zero-emissions game. And every move in the right direction counts.

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It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas. The temperature is dropping, the days are getting darker, and you are approaching the yearly task of deciding what to buy for your loved ones. Regardless of whether you dread the task, or can’t wait to wrap those gifts, you’ve come to the right place. This is the shopping guide for all Polestar additionals.

Polestar is operated in New Zealand by the Giltrap Group