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Where to play soccer in Marseille?
Where to play soccer in Marseille? Did you know that Marseille offers much more than beaches and creeks? More than 100 amateur and association tournaments have already been organized here.
"Responsible sport is a real headache. Not at all! Put on your sneakers, and NOLT will show you how.
What do you need to think about if you want to play a "responsible" sport? Clothing? Accessories? Means of transport?
We tell you all about it in this article, with our special plan for an environmentally-friendly field day. Are you ready? We're off!
- VistaVista is a range of footballs and rugby balls, handcrafted in an eco-responsible way by people on social integration schemes. In fact, it takes one hour of work experience to manufacture a Vista ball.
These sports accessories are made from materials such as polyurethane, recycled leather, natural latex and cotton thread and canvas. In fact, 50% of the materials used to manufacture the balls are recycled. As for the place of production, part of the ball is made in Marseille, in the south of France, the other part in Nairobi, Kenya. What's more, if you're a club, it's very practical because you can have them personalized. Last but not least, they comply with international standards.
The little plus: they're repairable, and you can even have them refurbished at Vista once they've reached the end of their life. The key to responsible sport.
Flycup offers eco-friendly packaging for your supporters if you're a club or event organizer, and for your takeaway customers if you're a restaurant owner.
What's special about them is that they allow you to hold your food and drink with one hand only, leaving your other hand free to enjoy the game to the full.
What's more, they're easy to obtain because you can find them at wholesalers like Métro, for example, and buy them at the same time as your corporate groceries if you're a restaurateur.
Finally, the little (big) plus: the packaging can be personalized with the colors of a brand, club or event.
- Fair Play For Planet is a label for sports venues, clubs and events wishing to assess their level of eco-responsibility.
In order to obtain this label, various criteria were established, including: environmental criteria (respect for the environment, soil management, cleaning products and stadium life), economic and ecological performance (e.g. transport, food, carbon footprint, purchasing, waste and water management), as well as social criteria (e.g. governance, responsible communication and accessibility).
Please note that FPFP will regularly carry out random audits to check that your organization is complying with the label's criteria.
Where to play soccer in Marseille? Did you know that Marseille offers much more than beaches and creeks? More than 100 amateur and association tournaments have already been organized here.
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