Dutch Creative Brands Group

Dutch Creative Brands Group is rated 3 out of 5 in the category consumer goods. Read and write reviews about Dutch Creative Brands Group. Company Overview Dutch Creative Brands Group is a Dutch family-owned company that operates in over 85 countries throughout the world. The company which originates from the invention of the Vacuum Wine Saver in 1986, specializes in the development, production & distribution of innovative houseware products. All products developed by Dutch Creative Brands Group are either positioned under the brands Vacu Vin & Tomorrow’s Kitchen or part of a special development program for other companies. DCB Group is continuously looking for new additional brands to expand its portfolio in order to be a market leader in innovative housewares. Creativity DCB’s current portfolio of brands offers a complete range of innovative barware, kitchenware and tableware. From high-level department stores to mass-market supermarkets, DCB’s portfolio is able to offer products that fit its customer’s retail strategies including suitable POS materials. Flexibility DCB is prepared to be as flexible as possible for its partners due to the fact there is only one common goal: to build the brands and reaching their maximum potential. This flexibility results in tailor-made display solutions, supplying private label branded products and even designing special products for larger partners within or outside DCB’s distribution channel. Made in Europe DCB is committed to deliver innovative products, made from high-quality materials which are mainly produced within DCB’s in-house social work facility in the Netherlands and at the same time focusing as much as possible on production partners within the European borders. Social Responsibility DCB’s focus is to help people that are not capable to work in an ordinary work environment, so they can recover their self-esteem and still be of great value to society. The company also initiated its own foundation called Sharing Success, which helped already over 5000 disabled children in developing countries.