Ambassadors

On this page you will find the ambassadors of the program One litre for one litre.
They convert the water savings or consumption of their product, service or organization
into the same number of liters of clean drinking water in developing countries via Made Blue.

Click here for the list in alphabetical order.

Quooker

Using the Quooker COMBI boiling water tap helps you achieve significant household water savings. That saved water is converted into litres of clean drinking water via Made Blue.

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Soap2o

Soap2o is the most sustainable soap in the world, reducing water waste and rubbish. The water saved is given back to those in need through the Made Blue Foundation.

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Orange Blend

Orange Blend’s coffee is picked, sorted and packaged with care and attention, to be served in the office environment. Their extensive range of coffee machines allows you to enjoy a good cup of coffee…

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Solupak

Solupak has been innovating in water-soluble cleaning products for over 20 years. Solupak supports Made Blue by donating 1 litre of clean drinking water per sachet of soluCLEAN sold. This is expected…

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Gom

Gom saves an average of 20 litres of water per hour of cleaning work and converts this into clean drinking water in developing countries on behalf of its customers.

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SOURCE

Source supplies various cleaning and hygiene products in the UK. They sell, among other things, the products of Soap²O, also Made Blue Ambassador.

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Do you also want to be on this list?

Then sign up as an ambassador for our One litre for one litre program.

In this programme you will determine the water savings or the water consumption of your product, service or organization and you balance this with the same amount of litres (or more) of clean drinking water in developing countries.

We ensure that the litres are guaranteed to be available and that you receive a certificate for this. We are happy to help you communicate about this!

This is the complete list of Made Blue ambassadeurs