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Press release from Naava

Great news!We are happy to announce that Naava green walls are now also available in Norway.

Naava is the global market leader in living green walls & biologically air-purifying design furniture, and we’re actively bringing Naava available to new markets. In Norway, the fresh naturalized air of Naava is brought to you by our new partner Plantscape Norge AS. We are looking forward to our partnership and bringing the power of nature to the wonderful Norway.
Plantscape Norge ASfulllogo_transparent
Stensarmen 4, 3112 Tønsberg
kontakt@plantscape.no
https://www.plantscape.no/

All Naava global partner’s contact information can be found here.

Originally published on 15 May.

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