Participating companies
Natural stone companies from the Netherlands and Flanders participate in the TruStone Initiative. In doing so, they are working on their responsible business conduct, receive support from the secretariat and meet the requirements of governments and other customers. This page lists per participating company since when it was connected to the Initiative and what the progress is with regard to the requirements.
Importing companies participating in the TruStone Initiative report on this annually to the secretariat. Companies that do not themselves import do not have to submit an annual report.
The assessment framework contains the Initiative’s requirements which must be met by importing companies.These requirements become higher the longer a company is affiliated with the Initiative. The extent to which companies must implement them can differ. This depends, among other things, on the size of the company and its position in the value chain.
Progress of all affiliated Dutch and Flemish importers and processors
For importers, the overview below indicates when the company has become a member of the TruStone Initiative and whether it meets the requirements related to the number of years it has been participating. A green number after the company name means that the company meets the requirements associated with the relevant number of years the company has been participating. An orange number
means the company is still implementing the requirements.A number that has been crossed out
means that the company was not yet a member in the reporting year in question.
A link to the company's action plan is also included. In an action plan, the company indicates which risks it has encountered in its supply chains it will tackle in the coming year. Companies that do not import materials which originate in, or are processed in, high-risk countries do not have to submit an action plan. High-risk countries are all countries outside of the European Economic Area (all EU-countries, Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway).
The Netherlands:
Importing companies:
- Ackermans Natuursteen | april 2022
- Arte di Granito | October 2019
action plan
- B&S Natuursteen BV | April 2020
action plan
- Dekker Zevenhuizen BV | October 2019
action plan
- Den Hollandsche / Cuperus | October 2020
action plan
- Egbers Stenen | November 2020
no import from high-risk countries
- Harder Natuursteen | April 2022
- Hoogenberg Natuursteen | October 2019
action plan
- J.Visser Natuursteen BV | October 2019
action plan
- Jetstone | October 2019
action plan
- Kayden Stone & Ceramics | January 2020
- Kemie BV | December 2021
- Kerasom BV / Steenbok Natuursteen | October 2019
action plan
- Kuiters Natuursteen | October 2020
action plan
- Marmertafel | November 2020
action plan
- Michel Oprey & Beisterveld | October 2019
action plan
- Nibo Stone Natuursteen | October 2019
action plan
- Petrumus BV | April 2021
no import from high-risk countries
- Rots Maatwerk BV | Februari 2021
action plan
- Stonebase Projecten | March 2021
action plan
- Steenwerck BV | April 2020
no import from high-risk countries
- Van den Ban BV | October 2019
action plan
Non-importing companies:
- Building Care BV (Nitesco en Floor Care)
- De Deventer Steenhouwerij
- DKG groep (Bruynzeel keukens en Keller keukens)
- Memorinda-Natubouw
- Nederlandse Natuursteen Industrie
Flanders:
Importing companies:
- Bauma Stone | October 2019
- Beltrami | October 2019
action plan
- BMB NV | October 2019
action plan
- Brachot | October 2019
action plan
- Maris Natuursteen | October 2019
action plan
- Marshalls NV | October 2019
action plan
- Stone NV | October 2019
action plan
- Stone Consulting | October 2019
action plan
- Tuinmaterialen Meynen | October 2019
action plan
- Tuytelaers NV | October 2019
- Vandix BVBA | October 2019
action plan
- VietBlueStone | May 2020
- Westvlaams Tegelhuis NV | October 2019
action plan
Non-importing companies: