The Dutch kitchen manufacturer Keller Kitchens is known for his pioneering approach to sustainability with the parent company DKG, which awarded the highest level 5 in 2024. With a significant multi-facet-rich investment, the many tensions of million €, DKG, DKG operates a continuous program to cope with the approach of the group approach in order to preserve the industry approach. The initiatives correspond to the ambition of the Dutch government to achieve a completely circular economy by 2050, in which thousands of large and small companies have to pass to a new way of working.
An initiative that illustrates Dutch skills in the sustainability area is illustrated here.
The province of North Brabant has signed a green contract with “Werklandschappen van de Toekomst” (labor landscapes of the future) to make business parks more sustainable. A coalition of more than 30 partners, companies, entrepreneurs, research and educational institutions, governments and civil organizations will work together over the next four years to change ten business parks in the Netherlands, the goal in the next nine years is 1,000 locations.
DKG/Keller is an important partner and Tim Spank, Great Britain sales manager, explains more: “Three labor landscapes are planned for North Brabant. Our factory is located here in Bergen Op Zoom. Business Parks should become labor landscapes: Areas in which there are space for nature and people in places that are resistant by flooding. Water savings, environmental quality, health and security, mobility, innovation and growth.
You can find more information at: https://www.kellerkitchens.com/en/csr
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