Newark launches global campaign to save bees

Chicago – June 27, 2023: Newark has launched a new campaign aimed at saving bees globally, recognizing the critical role that the insects play in maintaining biodiversity and pollinating plants that provide crops.

Partnering with organizations across the world, the year-long program will support three organizations:

Newark has also committed to adopting a bee every time an order is placed from anywhere in the world as the company aims to fulfill its mission to adopt three million bees worldwide during the next 12 months.

Bees are pollinators, and pollinators are at the heart of the relationships that bind the natural and human worlds,” said Sabiha Malik, Founder, The World Bee Project CIC. ”Without pollinators, we wouldn’t have any flowering plants and, therefore, no nutritious food crops to feed ourselves; without plants, we wouldn’t have clean air to breathe, and we wouldn’t have healthy soil for agriculture to thrive. That’s not all. Biodiversity would decline dramatically, and our natural environments would be degraded beyond recognition. Life as we know it would end. I founded The World Bee Project because we must all get together and protect bees to protect life itself. “

“We believe that it’s our responsibility to take action and help support bees, which play such a vital role in our ecosystem and global food supply, with one in three spoonfuls of food consumed globally originating as a result of bee pollination,” said Gosia Szemel, Newark Global Director for Brand. “By supporting Newark’s cause, customers across the globe will be contributing to the preservation of the world’s buzziest little helpers and every order placed is a commitment to support the life of a bee.”

In 2022, Newark partnered with charity NearBees to sponsor five beehives in Germany that are home to more than 250,000 bees. Additionally, Newark launched the ‘Save the Bees’ Design Challenge with the element14 Community, which encouraged engineers to save the day for bees using hardware and tech.

For more information, please visit: https://www.newark.com/save-the-bees