Lead- and PVC-Free Silicone Rubber USB Drive Benefits World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

Active Media Products announced a new WWF Penguin USB flash drive that is offered in capacities up to 16GB. Under its licensing agreement with World Wildlife Fund (WWF) AMP develops and sells a series of portable USB flash drives in the likeness of endangered species, and contributes five percent of the retail price of this product line to WWF.

AMP’s second product in this series benefitting WWF is a rubber USB drive shaped like an emperor penguin, but measuring just 2.2 inches in height. The Penguin drive, like the WWF Panda drive introduced in May, is made of PVC-free non-toxic silicone. The drive is also free of lead and mercury — poisonous metals used in other USB drives.

R2G-PENGUIN-W 2GB Penguin Drive
R4G-PENGUIN-W 4GB Penguin Drive
R8G-PENGUIN-W 8GB Penguin Drive
R16G-PENGUIN-W 16GB Penguin Drive

Portable Storage with Character

“The Penguin drive is a unique product that merges form and function to make an excellent storage device. It’s a portable flash drive with character,” stated Jerry Thomson, Active Media Products VP of marketing. Mr. Thomson added, “Our contribution to WWF helps preserve the diversity and abundance of life on Earth, which is something we feel great about.” Active Media Products donates 5% of the retail price of this merchandise to WWF, with a minimum annual contribution of $25,000.

Both Penguin and Panda drives are available immediately from retailers including Amazon. 8GB Penguin drives retail for around $26.




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