IKEA becomes the first major retailer cease to sell incandescent bulbs

Don't forget the energy independence and Security Act 2007 mandated that all U.S. retailers must stop selling light bulbs by 2012 incandescent? If you not, do have apparently step only, since according to a survey lighting for IKEA in 2010, 61% of Americans were not aware of the legislation is. Fortunately for those unaware, IKEA has been kind enough to remind the world of the future change in announcing proudly that they ceased to sell bulbs power - sucking a full year from the beginning, making the first retailer to the United States to comply with the Act. To help clients deal with the switch furniture giant sell visitors compact fluorescent and halogen - lamps with bulbs led. It seems like smart business, taking into account the same lighting survey says 67% of us care about using energy lights, while 81% say using more efficient lighting is good environmental practice. Incandescent light bulbs as rewinds Hein? View the full text of PR
Plug-and-on recalled IKEA all incandescent bulbs

The survey results show more than half of the United States Department of 2012 to come US legislation to stop the sale of incandescent

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA--(BUSINESS_WIRE) - IKEA pulled the plug. Incandescent lights are excluded.

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