The Danish company has its own processing facility in the Faroe Islands in order to optimise quality and freshness of their product. With its own fishing fleet, a yearly supply of 3000 metric tonnes is available. Main fish species include cod, saithe, haddock, monkfish, plaice, lemon sole, mackerel, herring, salmon, silver smelt and others on request. Certain fish are certified with marine stewardship council (MSC) certification, to ensure sustainable fishing.

The company is the only manufacturer of abrasive materials in Denmark and has over 130 years of experience in the business. The products are the most durable on the world market, while the abrasive paper at the same time is flexible without cracking. Thus, the abrasive paper lasts longer, can be used for more complex tasks, and the amount of abrasive paper per task is measurably less than cheaper options.

The Danish glassblowing studio was established in 1981 on the small island of Bornholm and has been led for almost 40 years by a husband and wife team. The couple have an American and Danish background and were inspired by nature in their designs. The Danish Queen has art pieces from the glass studio at her castle in Marselisborg and the couple’s work and art pieces have been exhibited at glass museums all over the world. Today they produce mouth blown tableware and decorative vases along with a range of unique art pieces.

For many elderly people, taking a shower can be difficult and this is particularly the case for people in care centres, where they may have advanced health conditions, or where baths have to be given by personnel who are overworked and have little time. The Danish company has designed a fully automatic shower, specifically designed for care-homes for elderly citizens, hospitals, and rehabilitation centers for disabled people. With the push of a button, the user can take a shower, including washing from below, followed by drying, tailored to individual personal needs.