Cliff products delivered to the Ministry of Defense
CLS-Tex recently delivered the first Cliff picnic table at the Ministries of Defense and Economic Affairs.
Cliff is a strong and robust material that is made from plastic waste in combination with used workwear; in this case, clothing from Defense. The picnic table is a good example of a Cliff product that CLS-Tex delivers back to the client from whom the clothing was collected.
Following the unveiling of the Cliff picnic table, various orders were placed for barracks. The next step in the process is the production of road plates for Defense, which are produced in such a way that they can be transported rolled up.
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