Haldin’s Indonesia plant earns ISO 14001


Dated: 29 May 2007

Natural-ingredient maker Haldin says its largest plant in Indonesia has earned the ISO 14001 Environmental Management Standard certification award. The standard means that the Cibitung location manufactures to local and international standards to keep its environment clean, prevents pollution, and continuously improves its environmental performance.

Haldin is already ISO 9001 certified.

 
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