Seament Holding: A Company with Your Earth in Mind

In recent years, it seems as though every advertisement is geared toward how "green" companies are going. Sun Chips released their 100% biodegradable bag, for example, and Dell has been encouraging its customers to recycle their old or broken computers. A lot of consumers take these advertisements with a grain of salt, though, knowing that going green is important but also a generational craze. These brands have only incorporated going green into their campaigns because it is what sells at the moment.

But a company you can trust to be a friend to the environment is one who has made it their priority all along. They didn't decide to reduce their negative impact just because it became cool or popular – rather, their owners actually want to put forth an honest effort. Seament Holding, for example, has made reducing emissions and waste part of its foundation from day one. They have sponsored projects to implement environmental management systems to improve energy efficiency and reduce waste – and in the cement industry, which obviously requires tons of fuel, materials, and machinery, to boot.

Alexander Bouri, the founder of Seament, does not stop there when giving back to the environment. He is also on the board of directors for Envipco, a company that assists other businesses in creating environmentally-friendly business plans and hires its employees from halfway houses and shelters. His son, Mark Bouri, is the founder and CEO of EBM, or Environmental Building Materials: a company that makes use of the waste produced from thermal power plants by turning it into green construction materials. This company, in turn, turns negative costs into profits and provides its supplies to its clients at a lower price. In other words, it stimulates the economy in a positive way.

Chances are you, care about the Earth on which you live and your economy as well. It's time to start paying more attention to the agendas of the companies you support. You can buy all the "green" products you want, but real changes come from companies who truly care, like <b>Seament Holding</b>, not ones who are simply btaking advantage of trends to turn a profit.