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Parducci Winery is celebrating Earth Week from April 19-25, 2010 and encouraging customers to help them plant trees. For every bottle of wine sold in April, up to $10,000, Parducci will donate $1 to American Forests' goal to plant 100 million trees by 2020. Tree planting helps the environment by reducing greenhouse gases, preventing erosion, and creating habitat. Parducci is committed to sustainable and earth-friendly practices as America's Greenest Winery.
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