Krug is continuously committed to incorporating environmental sustainability in all our business practices and manufacturing processes. We feel it is important to provide well-designed furniture in the most environmentally responsible way possible. Visit these links for more information:

• Our Environment
• Greenguard
• FSC Certification
• Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design

In February of 2003 CCN International received chain-of-custody certification from the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC).

FSC accredited certification means that the forest is managed according to strict environmental, social, and economic standards. CCN International uses the certification to ensure that your project meets established environmental goals in the manufacturing of high quality office furniture.

Please visit the following link for more information:

• Chain of Custody Certificate

We both are in organizations obviously concerned about the environment and the legacy we leave our children. No ethical organization wants to contribute to the demise of our planet. We make this commitment to you: throughout our organization, from product design, through manufacturing and into aftermarket services, if there is a feasible way to conduct our business in a more ecologically responsible way, we will.

Please visit the following links for more information:

• Green Statement
• Green Check Certification Alpha 173
• Green Check Certification Beta 073
• Green Check Certification

Mayer Fabrics makes an ongoing commitment to sustainability which has and will always remain a core consideration throughout the entire development process. Beginning in 2001, we developed collections under our EcoSystem? brand which include all products made from 100% recycled content. Several other fabrics are comprised of recycled content to a slightly lesser extent or have achieved new ways of being better for the environment. In our binders, you will find these products on cards with a green edge.

Environmental regard is given to all aspects of our product beginning with material origins and ending with possible post-life impacts. As the benefits of sustainable products become more apparent, so do the prospects. What were once considered obstacles are now opportunities -- ones we are excited to explore.