First step of transition plan: Schaapbrugge business park companies join forces against litter

Over 120 employees from Roeselare-based companies participated in a cleanup, demonstrating the intended collaboration.

Employees from various companies cleaning up litter on a business park in West-Vlaanderen.
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Employees from various companies cleaning up litter on a business park in West-Vlaanderen.

More than 120 employees from companies on the Schaapbrugge business park in Roeselare jointly cleaned the area during their lunch break on Tuesday, September 22.

This joint cleanup action is the first concrete implementation of the transition plan for the Schaapbrugge business park and exemplifies the collaboration that is central to this plan.
Schaapbrugge is one of the pilot sites in West-Vlaanderen where the concept ‘Business Parks of the Future’ is being rolled out. A transition plan was developed with the ambition to make the business park smarter, safer, and more sustainable, with increased cooperation among the companies being a key component.
Employees from various companies, including ZOUTMAN, Desotec, Vanheede, Paulig, Renewi, Drumdrum, and Soubry, participated in the initiative. This action also aligns with the campaigns of Mooimakers and World Cleanup Day.
Based on information from the official source: POM West-Vlaanderen — Nieuws (25/09/2026)