Group Brochure April 2013 - Loacker Recycling GmbH
Group Brochure April 2013 - Loacker Recycling GmbH
Group Brochure April 2013 - Loacker Recycling GmbH
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Schwendimann AG<br />
Münchenbuchsee, Switzerland<br />
Schwendimann AG Established: 1935<br />
Dammweg 53 Tel.: +41(0)31 868 06 80 Investment: 2011 (50 %)<br />
3053 Münchenbuchsee Email: info@schwendimann.ch Employee: 73 Self-motivated employees<br />
Switzerland Website: www.schwendimann.ch Turnover 2012: 10,0 Mio. Euro<br />
Specialisms<br />
Full-line waste management solutions for local authorities<br />
Full-line waste management solutions for SMEs and large-scale industry<br />
Full-line solutions for municipal maintenance departments<br />
Full-line sewer and pipe cleaning solutions<br />
First company to use the Alpenluft waste collection system<br />
Certifications<br />
ISO 9001<br />
ISO 14001<br />
ISO 18001<br />
Schwendimann AG is an innovative company with 75 years’ experience of disposing of waste of all kinds. In the past few<br />
years the company has evolved into a one-stop shop offering integrated services in and around Bern, Solothurn and Biel.<br />
On 1 February 2012 it expanded into the Zermatt area, where it has deployed the environmentally friendly Alpenluft<br />
refuse collection system.<br />
On 28 February 2011 it became a strategic partner of <strong>Loacker</strong> <strong>Recycling</strong> <strong>GmbH</strong> when the latter acquired a 50% stake. Since<br />
then Schwendimann has been fully exploiting the synergies created by a line-up of two family businesses that boast a<br />
combined total of 175 years’ experience in the recycling industry.<br />
This expertise is in increasing demand from SMEs and large industrial companies. The proportion of waste that Schwendimann<br />
recycles is soaring, and the <strong>Loacker</strong> <strong>Group</strong>’s corporate claim certainly applies to it: the future is recycling.<br />
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