The Paris Saint-Germain football club introduces a new and unexpected item to its lineup -- the club is now selling honey that is grown right from the Parc des Prince. This is a part of its ongoing environmental improvement project as the club installed 10 beehives in its home stadium.
It was all installed last year in March and the honey production boasts two virtues. The first is environmental protection, protecting the bees along with additional social aids as well. To commemorate this, 100% of honey sales will be going directly to underprivileged families. The honey from the beehives are raw and free of any pesticides. In terms of branding, there is a graphic on the front of the jaw made by two students at Paris Saint-Germain's Red & Blue Schools.
Sports Club-Branded Honey
Paris Saint-Germain is Selling Honey Grown From the Parc des Princes
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