ECO-oh!

In July 2018, the ECO-oh! group obtained a Level 2 QA-CER certificate.

04-10-2018

In July 2018, the ECO-oh! group obtained a Level 2 QA-CER certificate. This certificate is awarded by the independent, accredited, certification body BQA. This certification guarantees the ECO-oh! quality system in relation to our recycling processes and the use of recycled materials in our products. For the purpose of supporting the sustainability principle, this certification applies in particular to the area of recyclate content as well as to the quality of the end product.

'The New Normal' Exhibition by ECO-oh! at Dutch Design Week

25-10-2017

During Dutch Design Week, from Saturday 21 October to Sunday 29 October, ECO-oh! will be presenting ‘The New Normal: Let’s recycle for life’ at the Ketelhuisplein. ECO-oh! is collaborating with four Dutch designers: Basten Leijh, LINT landscape architecture, Simone Post and Studio Thier&vanDaalen. Now they are ready to collectively present their work.

Studio Segers H-bench wins a nomination for the Henry van de Velde Awards 2017

07-09-2017

The iconic H-bench designed by Studio Segers for ECO-oh! has won an internationally renowned nomination for a Henry van de Velde Award in the Ecodesign category.

1000 kilos of mixed plastic waste are used in a work of art for the Venice Biennale

21-04-2017

The Belgian artist Koen Vanmechelen will be showing his new work of art at the 57th Venice Biennale, which begins on 13 May. His work, “Protected Paradise”, is an impressive sculpture that is 12 metres high and weighs over 40 tons.

ECO-oh! inspires inside the Triennale di Milano design museum

30-03-2017

ECO-oh! will be presenting a well-thought out and very special project during the Milan Design Week: ‘The New Normal: Let’s recycle for life.’

Minister Schauvliege applauds record collection of mixed plastics using the pink bag

30-03-2017

Ivarem, the waste intermunicipal company for the region of Mechelen, and the City of Mechelen thank their residents for enthusiastically sorting their mixed household residual plastics so well.