ENVIRONMENT

Qld manufacturer diversifies into environmental compliance

A QUEENSLAND company transformed its business model during the COVID-19 pandemic from manufacturing to the provision of all-inclusive services to assist with managing environmental compliance obligations.

 Texcel director Bruce McKenzie said the company’s updated look helped further position Texcel as the “obvious choice for all environmental compliance monitoring requirements”.

Texcel director Bruce McKenzie said the company’s updated look helped further position Texcel as the “obvious choice for all environmental compliance monitoring requirements”.

These days Texcel specialises in providing managed monitoring services and equipment to the mining, construction, and infrastructure industries to help them meet their environmental compliance objectives....

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