Corsair Europe on a trade mission with the King and Queen of the Netherlands

We are proud to share that our General Manager for Europe, Onno Ruiter, and our Coordinator Plastic Neutrality – CSR, Christa Caspers, recently participated in a trade mission to Slovakia as part of the state visit of King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima of the Netherlands.

34 Dutch companies from the waste processing, recycling, soil remediation, and circular construction sectors, including Corsair International, were brought together for this event called “The future is now”.

The business forum provided an excellent platform for companies to explore new partnerships, and collaborations to drive sustainable solutions and exchange ideas about corporate social responsibility, such as making companies plastic-neutral with CSR.

Important were the words from King Willem-Alexander’s speech at the event: “Because only by making our economy circular can we continue to live and work in a healthy way in the future, with respect for nature. It is urgent that we work on solutions that prevent waste and pollution. To innovations that improve the quality of our lives and of our soil, our water, and our nature.“

We are very happy to have been part of this delegation and look forward to working with our Slovak and Dutch counterparts toward a more sustainable future. Stay tuned for more updates on our sustainability initiatives.

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