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vGroup launches new bottle-free screen wash

vGroup launches new bottle-free screen wash

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vGroup International has launched a new highly environmentally-friendly and effective screen wash tablet, to help support the campaign against the use of plastic bottles.

Teal blue in colour with a pleasant blue raspberry smell, the product will be available either as private label or under the new P1 Autocare brand in blister packs of one, three and six tablets, to optimise speed to market and product visibility.

Each tablet, or pod, creates five litres of screen wash, a three-pod pack 15 litres and a six-pod pack 30 litres of screen wash meaning that they create more screen wash than the majority of water bottles can hold, ensuring less waste.

Originally launched in Germany, it is the only screen wash used by BMW in the country, with all dealers giving away to customers a free six-pack of tablets. NISSAN Germany will shortly follow suit.

The recent statistics and cost to the environment on screen wash consumption and its associated plastic bottle waste are startling. 100,000,000 plastic bottles of screen wash are consumed by the British public yearly, which equates to two million plastic bottles per week or an astonishing 274,000 bottles per day.

Other benefits include significant savings to warehouse and retail space, as well as avoiding the risk of chemical spillages in the warehouse, shop, home, vehicle and, on individuals.

The brand teams on both P1 Autocare and Cosmos have also come up with essential winter kits where the new pods will be included, as well as a new pollutant free trigger de-icer.

James Nash, vGroup Managing Director, said: “Our screen wash tablet could not be launched at a more important time, with the staggering amount of plastic waste that is being accumulated through daily consumption of bottled goods including bottled screen wash.

“This also presents an ideal retail opportunity for garages and motor factors to adopt an environmental stance, which motorists are now leaning more towards. There is plenty of considerable sales potential through the independent automotive aftermarket to adopt this environmentally friendly product.”