Antipollution was represented at the Pita Cutting event hosted by the American Hellenic Chamber of Commerce in early January. This annual tradition gathered prominent business leaders, industry professionals, and government representatives from both Greece and the United States to celebrate the new year and discuss key developments across various sectors.

The Pita Cutting ceremony, a beloved Greek custom, involves cutting the Vasilopita cake, with a hidden coin symbolizing good fortune for the year ahead. The event provided an opportunity for networking and strengthening ties between the business communities of Greece and the United States, while also offering a platform to discuss collaboration and shared goals for the future.

Antipollution’s participation in the event underscored the organization’s commitment to advancing environmental sustainability, particularly in the areas of marine conservation and pollution reduction. As part of its ongoing mission, Antipollution has been instrumental in leading efforts to protect Greece’s seas, conducting beach and underwater cleanups, and advocating for greater environmental awareness and education.

The American Hellenic Chamber of Commerce, a key organization fostering bilateral trade, investment, and collaboration between the U.S. and Greece, provided a fitting environment for Antipollution to engage with influential business leaders. During the event, discussions centered around the potential for further partnerships between the environmental and business sectors, with a focus on sustainable practices that can benefit both Greece’s environment and its economy.