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        World Centric Monthly Newsletter   August 2009     
Palo Alto Joins the Ban Against          
         Non-Recyclable Materials
       This Spring, Palo Alto joined the list of more than 30 cities and counties in California who are making good on their efforts toward reducing their greenhouse gas emissions
       by enacting partial or comprehensive bans on polystyrene (PS) foam and/or non-recyclable disposable foodservice containers. Around the same time, a California statewide ban on the use of PS containers was tabled before reaching the State Assembly floor. Representative
       Jerry Hill, one of AB 1358’s sponsors, pulled the bill due
       to concerns addressed in the Appropriations committee hearing of the bill, regarding the fiscal impacts which
       were not addressed in bill’s contents.
       Largely represented by the California Restaurant Association, opponents of AB 1358 lobbied legislative representatives and argued there would be a negative fiscal impact on struggling restaurant owners and their customers in order to accommodate the more expensive alternatives to PS containers.     There are the unquantifiable and “hidden” costs of contaminating our bodies and environment which would far surpass the fiscal impact on the plastics, restaurants and consumer industries. Studies published by the Foundation for Advancements in Science and Education have indicated that varying levels of styrene residues
         are present in 100% of all human fat tissue in the
         United States, as PS products are found to lose weight after in contact with hot or fatty/acidic foods and liquids, causing migration of the styrene into the food or fluid, ending up in the human body. On the high end, the levels were “one third of levels known to cause neurotoxic symptoms”. In the environment,
         PS is rarely recycled and does not biodegrade.     Supporting safer alternatives to polystyrene, in addition to the collection infrastructure and processing mechanisms for the compostable and recyclable products would help create more green jobs in the long run and would be a move in the right direction away from unnecessary harm
       to our health, our communities and our world. Keep your eyes open for a revised version of AB 1358 in Spring 2010!     For more information about polystyrene
       visit Earth Resource.     For a partial energy, emissions and water analysis
       of polystyrene and its alternatives visit our website.           World Centric Compostable
         Hot Cup Lid
         World Centric is pleased to announce we now offer a fully compostable hot cup lid that
         fits our 10oz, 12oz, 16oz,
         and 20oz paper hot cups.
       The lids can be ordered in cases of 1000 or packs of 100.
       For more information or to order, please visit our website.           This Month
         We’d Like to Applaud
       Project Open Hand
       San Francisco's non-profit
       organization that prepares and delivers food to seniors, people living with HIV and homebound critically-ill residents. For nearly 25-years Project Open Hand has been providing “meals with love” to local residents in need of help and care in
       California’s San Francisco and Alameda counties.
       Programs include meals, groceries and nutrition information as well as education and referral programs
       for all of the people served. A staff dietitian also visits several sites per week to speak with seniors and critically ill local residents about the importance of eating well
       and staying healthy.
       Project Open Hand continues to serve nearly 800,000 annually and has served as a model for over 100 organizations across the United States and the world.
       If you are interested in making a donation,
       please visit Project Open Hand.
       Help Project Open Hand continue to do what it
       does best – deliver quality food to those in need.           
“World Centric has gone
           about every aspect of
           business in the most
           sustainable of ways. 
           It is a model for socially
           responsible business.”
           Ari Patz
           Styrophobia                          
               Industry Trends
           Although PLA is a sustainable alternative to a petrochemical-
           derived product, its limitation has
           been not only its cost, but its inability
           to maintain structural integrity in hot temperatures and humid conditions because of its low melting pint.
           However, researchers at Teijin
           (formerly in partnership with Cargill)
           have improved their plant-based
           ‘Biofront’ PLA polymer to be able
           to withstand higher temperatures –
           by modifying its hydrolytic resistance.
         Get more information here.                          
               Get Great Deals!
               Check out our clearence items.
               Did you know?
           Styrene can leach from polystyrene.
           Over the long term, this can act as
           a neurotoxin. Studies on animals
           report harmful effects of styrene
           on red-blood cells, the liver, kidney,
           and stomach organs.
           US Environmental Protection Agency (1992) “Styrene”. Air Toxics Website.                          
               Where to Find us:
               CRRA Conference
               August 2 - 5
               Palm Desert
                      Western Foodservice
& Hospitality Expo
             August 30 - September 1
          Livable Green
             September 19
San Mateo                                
     Find us:            World Centric
2121 Staunton Ct. Palo Alto, CA
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