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Article: The Key Flag (Avainlippu) awarded to Ekta Helsinki’s products

The Key Flag (Avainlippu) awarded to Ekta Helsinki’s products

The Key Flag (Avainlippu) awarded to Ekta Helsinki’s products

The Association for Finnish Work has awarded the Key flag symbol to Ekta Helsinki’s products in recognition of a product made in Finland. All Ekta Helsinki’s products are weaved or knitted in factories in Finland.

The Key Flag is a sign of Finnish work. The symbol can be awarded to a product that has been made in Finland. Among Finnish consumers it is very well known and the majority of Finns (75%) also state that the Key Flag symbol has a positive impact on their purchasing decisions. Approximately half of the Finnish population associate the symbol with responsibility. 

“We thought the application for the Key Flag (in Finnish know as Avainlippu) was natural as production in Finland is one of the core values of Ekta Helsinki. In addition, the Key Flag is in our opinion a very strong symbol for the responsibility of the production chain.”

Do as we have and support ethical production in Finland!

Further information

Ekta Helsinki team: team@ektahelsinki.fi

Marketing Manager, the Association for Finnish Work, tel. +358 50 561 5030 reetta.mentu@suomalainentyo.fi

The Key Flag symbol is a mark of origin awarded to products made in Finland and services produced in Finland. The Key Flag symbol is carried by around 5,000 different products, product groups and services. https://suomalainentyo.fi/en/services/key-flag/

The Association for Finnish Work endeavours to increase the appreciation of Finnish work and to further the success of Finnish work. Our duty is to promote employment in Finland. www.suomalainentyo.fi/en/

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