Milgro recertified for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001

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Milgro was re-audited on April 11 and 12 for ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, successfully demonstrating once again that Milgro is and will remain ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified. This confirms that Milgro meets the strict international requirements of the ISO 2015 standards.

The main purpose of such a management system control audit is to determine the conformity of the management system with the relevant standard. In addition, the effectiveness of the management system is also evaluated. A recertification for these two standards will be planned for Milgro in 2026.

"Achieving these certifications highlights the quality and reliability of our services," said Hanneke den Otter, CQSE Manager at Milgro. "This emphasizes Milgro's commitment to high quality standards and environmental management."

In addition to the ISO 9001 and 14001 standards, Milgro also meets other important certifications, including GMP+, VIHB and OVAM. For a complete listing of all certifications, please visit here.

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Milgro wants the world to be waste-free by 2040. Together with our clients and partners, we ensure that raw materials no longer become waste. How we do this? By making connections between disposers of used raw materials and the re-users (receivers). Together we are working toward a world in which we use raw materials again and again and preferably indefinitely. Towards a truly circular economy. Will you join us?