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News Release from: Wienerberger
Edited by the Buildingtalk Editorial
Team on 23 January 2008
Kent brick maker starts year on a high
Wienerberger's Smeed Dean factory in Sittingbourne has started 2008 on a high note after scooping a top accolade in the Environment Awards for Kent Business 2007.
The Environment Awards aim to recognise Kent businesses for a wide variety of innovative environmental and community work and reward those organisations that demonstrate their corporate responsibility, high environmental performance and who have gained a competitive edge through environmental good practice Wienerberger's Sittingbourne-based brick manufacturing plant, ISO14001 accredited in recognition of its enhanced environmental performance, received the award for its Commitment to Continuous Improvement
This article was originally published on Buildingtalk on 19 May 2005 at 8.00am (UK)
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Mick Stone, technical manager at Wienerberger's Smeed Dean factory, said: "We place environmental issues at the heart of our business so naturally we are extremely pleased to have scooped this coveted award.
"The principles of environmental best practice are embraced by everyone at the Smeed Dean factory and we are delighted to have bought this award back to Sittingbourne".
The Smeed Dean brickworks has been producing bricks for more than 175 years and its products have been used on a number of prestigious projects including Buckingham Palace, Tower Bridge and luxury apartments at Dockside.
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