Giving EPS and abandoned kittens a new chance

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In Portugal, we don’t only save resources, but we also save lives

“Here at BEWI Portugal, we do not only save resources by recycling EPS, but we also take responsibility in the local communities we operate in. Coming across abandoned kittens while sorting out EPS waste from the fishing ports is not uncommon”

Pedro Luis | Managing Director, BEWI Portugal

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When a helpless kitten is discovered among the EPS waste material, the team contacts Marisa Luis for assistance. Marisa, a compassionate long-time employee of BEWI, took the initiative some years ago to help these abandoned kittens who need love and care.

With the support of the company and her family, Marisa takes on the responsibility of providing the necessary care and nurturing for these fragile creatures.

By finding loving homes for the kittens, Marisa and her colleagues are embodying BEWI’s core values, and take the vision “protecting people and goods for a better everyday” one step further.

BEWI leverer XPS til tak og grunn på Gressvik Torg i Fredrikstad. Sindre Melgaard i Ove Skår viser Svend Anders Karlsen-Moum og Frank Lønseth fra BEWI litt av utviklingen underveis i byggingen.

A vibrant district is emerging – resting on high performing insulation solutions from BEWI

- resting on high performing insulation solutions from BEWI

Giving EPS and abandoned kittens a new chance

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