GERMANY –Häcker Küchen now produces in a climate-neutral manner and was recently honored as a climate-neutral company by the DGM.

For this purpose, the kitchen furniture manufacturer from Rödinghausen had its own emissions recorded, offset the positive savings already made within the company and compensated the remaining delta by acquiring climate protection certificates.

With these certificates, Häcker supports a reforestation project in Uruguay by Verified Carbon Standard, a wind power project in India, as well as a hydropower project in Mali, under the auspices of the United Nations.

Hacker, one of the largest Kitchen Furniture manufacturers in Europe, has been in existence since 1898. Since 1965, it produces modern fitted kitchens on site, in Rödinghausen, East Westphalia, the center of the German kitchen furniture industry.

In 2018, more than 1,738 employees generated a turnover of €602 million. The export share is currently around 39 percent.