First UK business achieves new ISO 14001 standard

Madeleine Cuff
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Just 48 hours after its release, office outfitters Overbury becomes the first UK firm to certify under updated ISO 14001 environmental management standard

Office outfitters Overbury has become the first business in the UK to become certified under the latest version of the popular ISO 14001 environmental management system, less than 48 hours after its release....

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