Sendle creates stickers of Aussie animals wearing gas masks to challenge Australia Post’s carbon offset announcement

Carbon-neutral parcel delivery service Sendle has challenged Australia Post to start offsetting the carbon emissions of its deliveries immediately, following Australia Post’s announcement that it intends to to introduce carbon neutral delivery for parcels sent through its Post Office and My Post Business channels.

The brand has also developed a range of stickers which show native Australian animals wearing gas masks for customers to place on their parcels or share on social media, which will cause the company to offset another parcel.

Sendle’s stickers show the Gouldian finch, an eastern blue devil fish, a red kangaroo and koala wearing gas masks

The stickers are in the shape of traditional postage stamps, and feature a Gouldian finch, eastern blue devil fish, red kangaroo and koala wearing gas masks to show the environmental impact of e-commerce deliveries.

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