🌱 Camions BL earns Green Key environmental certification!

Camions BL has obtained the Clé Verte environmental certification. A committee was established to implement the necessary actions to meet the six criteria related to waste management, indoor and outdoor environment, and employee awareness.

Clé Verte is a voluntary environmental certification program for repair shops developed across Quebec by Nature-Action Québec.

This accreditation helps structure the company’s environmental initiatives. In fact, Camions BL had already implemented several eco-friendly measures, such as recycling used batteries, aerosol containers, and certain types of waste materials.

An Environmentally Conscious Team

According to Samuel Lamoureux, General Manager: “Obtaining a certification like Clé Verte was a natural step for Camions BL, as environmental concerns are at the heart of our employees’ and leadership’s priorities.”

Following this initiative, the company provided reusable cups to its 135 employees in Granby and Victoriaville. This action will gradually eliminate single-use cups within the organization. It is also worth noting that Camions BL Victoriaville already holds a Clé Verte Gold Certification.

 

“It is essential for companies to take concrete action when it comes to the environment. We must think about future generations” — Martin Renaud, Camions BL employee.

Additional Information

For more information about this certification, please contact the designated representative.

About Camions BL

Camions BL is the largest Freightliner and Western Star truck dealership in the Montérégie region. Located in Granby and Victoriaville, the family-owned business was founded in 1985 and has continued to grow for over 35 years by leveraging the expertise of its team to serve its clients. The company offers a complete inventory of products along with sales, repair, maintenance, and rental services. In 2018, Camions BL expanded by acquiring a new location in Victoriaville.

 

Nature-Action Québec

Concerned about the effects of pesticides on human health, citizens of Saint-Bruno-de-Montarville came together to propose alternatives to their use in residential areas. Thirty years later, this small citizen initiative has become a province-wide social economy organization dedicated to environmental protection in various ways.

Source and Information:

Cédric Ménard

Tel.: 450 378-0413, ext. 234

[cmenard@camionsbl.ca](mailto:cmenard@camionsbl.ca)

Marketing Director, Camions BL