Kitchen manufacturer, Moores, has announced its new role as an associate member of the Future Homes Hub, the organisation dedicated to bringing the homebuilding industry together to tackle climate and environmental challenges.
Moores has over 75 years of experience designing, manufacturing, delivering and installing kitchens. The company says that the new partnership reflects Moores’ ongoing commitment to sustainable progress and aligns with the Future Homes Hub’s mission to help the UK achieve its net zero and environmental goals.
The Future Homes Hub was established to unite homebuilders, suppliers, and related industries in shaping a greener future. By focusing on high-quality, zero-carbon homes built with sustainable materials and modern construction methods, the Hub is driving forward its roadmap for change. It also celebrates businesses that lead the way in sustainability while inspiring others to step up.
The non-profit organisation currently brings together over 40 key players in the housebuilding sector, including developers, suppliers, infrastructure providers and government bodies.
Michael Barrett, CEO of Moores, said: “We’re thrilled to support the Future Homes Hub in its ambitious vision. Sustainability is at the core of everything we do, and this partnership allows us to continue innovating and contributing to a net zero future.”
Moores currently implements a number of sustainable practices, from sourcing eco-friendly materials to minimising waste and cutting carbon emissions. The kitchen manufacturer says that it aims to strengthen its role as a sustainability leader in the housebuilding supply chain through its work and its partnership with the Future Homes Hub.
