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Meg Munn MP backs campaign to reduce and recycle "Junk" mail
Thursday, October 9, 2003
Meg Munn MP has joined forces with Together with This free industry service allows people to stop receiving unwanted mail simply by registering their details at www.mpsonline.org.uk. Once people fill in the form, their details are removed from 95% of “Britons receive nearly 4 billion pieces of direct mail every year,” says Pat Cash, the former Dannii Minogue, a long time supporter of “Everyone has a choice about what comes in their letterbox,” she said. “And the Mailing Preference Service will allow people to do this. However, we also need to recycle all of our unwanted post when we put our newspapers out for recycling.” Ms Minogue’s call to action is backed by Meg Munn. “People need to fully use the recycling services being offered by Sheffield City Council” said Meg. “By recycling our unwanted mail in To find out what can be recycled in The ‘Mailing Preference service’ campaign is being run by the Direct Marketing Association in partnership with the international environment group ENDS For other campaign information, please call Lara Shannon at 07789 776 599 or 020 7738 1991 or visit www.planetark.com/uk Editor’s notes: About Headquartered in Much of For further information about About the Mailing Preference Service (MPS) The Mailing Preference Service allows consumers to register, free of charge, their wish to be removed from up to 95% of direct mail lists in the Research shows that 35% of consumers are aware of the MPS, with currently 1.2 million names registered. Consumers can register via the website www.mpsonline.org.uk or request an application form by phone on 0845 703 4599. The DMA also seeks to promote consumer trust and confidence in direct marketing and administers and promotes a range of preference services that allows consumers to opt out of receiving unsolicited marketing messages by phone, fax, mail and email. For further information visit www.dma.org.uk
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