Sandra Downie from Kosdown says that 'If the sale goes through, we will be moving next year to Rocklea Drive, Port Melbourne which is kind of a printing industrial site. A few of our printing mates are there. We are very sad to leave the street but also excited about the move to bigger and more modern facilities.' Kosdown has supported many community organisations over the years - look for the distinctive K on the Neighbourhood House's Term 4 programme. Kosdown was the first printing company in Victoria to introduce water and chemical free plate making, and use only vegetable and soy inks - practices which save up to 150,000 litres of water per year. For this and other environmental initiatives, they won the CitiPower Port Phillip Business Award for Environmental Sustainability in 2008.
Thursday, November 10, 2011
Kosdown committed to Port Melbourne
Sandra Downie from Kosdown says that 'If the sale goes through, we will be moving next year to Rocklea Drive, Port Melbourne which is kind of a printing industrial site. A few of our printing mates are there. We are very sad to leave the street but also excited about the move to bigger and more modern facilities.' Kosdown has supported many community organisations over the years - look for the distinctive K on the Neighbourhood House's Term 4 programme. Kosdown was the first printing company in Victoria to introduce water and chemical free plate making, and use only vegetable and soy inks - practices which save up to 150,000 litres of water per year. For this and other environmental initiatives, they won the CitiPower Port Phillip Business Award for Environmental Sustainability in 2008.
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