Clarkson's Farm star Kaleb Cooper launches sustainable Cotswolds Christmas tree business

Jolly Pines has launched in Chipping Campden; a collaboration between Kaleb Cooper Contracting and SDL Solutions, bringing sustainable Christmas trees to the market that'll get turned into biomass energy to power Gloucestershire homes and businesses.

By Emma Luther  |  Published
Kaleb Cooper Contracting and SDL Solutions have teamed up to create festive firm Jolly Pines. Image © Kaleb Cooper.

This holiday season, a new sustainable initiative is set to bring festive cheer and environmental benefits to homes across the Cotswolds and beyond.

Jolly Pines, a Gloucestershire-grown Christmas tree supplier with a commitment to eco-friendly practices has just launched, offering high-quality, sustainably sourced Nordmann Fir trees.

The initiative was founded by famous farmer Kaleb Cooper with SDL Solutions and Kaleb Cooper Contracting to provide a complete, sustainable service, including delivery, collection, and recycling.

In a unique twist on traditional Christmas tree sales, Jolly Pines doesn’t just deliver beautiful trees; it also ensures they’re collected after the festive season, repurposing them into biomass energy to power Gloucestershire homes and businesses.

By collaborating with SDL Solutions, the trees are chipped so they can be recycled into green energy, supporting a circular economy and reducing waste, all while contributing to the community.

Sam Launchbury from SDL Solutions is thrilled to be teaming up with Kaleb.

He said: 'We believe this is the future for sustainable Christmas trees. With Jolly Pines, we’re not only bringing the community high-quality, locally grown trees, but we’re also making sure that when the holidays are over, these trees go on to benefit the environment in a big way. It’s the full cycle.'

The Nordmann Fir trees are grown in Gloucestershire and hand trimmed by expert farmers.

Nordmann Fir trees are prized for their needle retention and symmetrical shape.

Jolly Pines offers sizes from 4ft to 9ft  and every tree is inspected for quality before it’s harvested.

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