Abaca will feature in new organic campaign


The new 'Why I Love Organic' campaign (see earlier posts) will feature a number of Welsh firms.
One of them will Abaca Ltd of Tycroes Business Park, Ammanford.

The firm's managing director is Mrs Rhiannon Rowley.
After 15 years of working in the mattress industry, Rhiannon's concern about the chemicals in the fabrics and materials used to create mattresses, led to the development of Abaca Organic.
There was already a clear need for natural bedding for people with a range of conditions including various allergies and ME.
More than just a natural alternative, Rhiannon wanted to create a truly luxurious organic bedding range.
The company produces organic mattresses using the purest organic Welsh wool and organic fabrics.
Unlike other mattresses which use synthetic fabrics, Abaca mattresses are made of natural materials without the need for chemicals.
No pesticides are used in the production of the cotton materials used.
Each organic mattress is carefully hand stitched and finished.
The factory was visited by Prince Charles, the Prince of Wales, last year.
Abaca Ltd
Unit 1
Tycroes Business Park
Ammanford
Carmarthenshire
SA18 3RD
T: 01269 598 491
E: info@abacaorganic.co.uk
M: 07811 982 497
See earlier post -
http://sirgarblog.blogspot.com/2011/01/freedom-eggs-featured-in-organic.html

Website -
http://www.abacaorganic.co.uk/

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