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The LifeArt Company Pty Ltd Opens Innovation Centre in Gloucester
- Published October 25, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- LifeArt opens a new Innovation Centre in Gloucester which will open up their internationally accredited coffins to the UK market
- This facility is the most advanced and environmentally sustainable in the coffin making industry
- The opening of the facility was attended by the Duke of Gloucester and the Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire
The LifeArt Company Pty Ltd, an international deathcare company supplying innovative and patented low-cost environmental coffins, displayed their recent expansion earlier this month, opening its latest “Innovation Centre” in Gloucester. The company have developed global accreditation within the coffin manufacturing industry. This facility will open LifeArt’s services to the United Kingdom Market.
Attending the launch event was the Duke of Gloucester and the Lord-Lieutenant of Gloucestershire who unveiled a plaque before being given a tour of the leading bio-degradable, environmentally sustainable facility.
LifeArt’s unique service alters the once conservative funeral industry through the personalisation of coffins and the reduction of emissions by up to 70% in comparison to timber, MDF and particle board coffins.
UK funeral directors have obtained an enthusiastic response to LifeArt products as the public demand for affordable prices and eco-friendly alternatives. With the significant investment in research and development, LifeArt continues their expansion with an aim to lead the global funeral industry.
About The LifeArt Company Pty Ltd
LifeArt has patented technology for low emission coffins & caskets which can be used just like traditional products. With recent improved performance and lower costs, LifeArt has established itself as a reliable international supplier. It is seeking to establish manufacturing facilities in partnership with leading funeral industry players in several markets. With their small footprint, low capital cost and break even at low volumes LifeArt Innovation Centres set the benchmark for the future of coffins & caskets.
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