Cameron visited the Oxfordshire-based broker of polythene films and bags last Friday (5 July).
The company said that David Cameron gave much praise on the company's green-mission during his visit on Friday, complimenting the new sustainable office building and its packaging products.
Cameron said: "The new office building is fantastic and I am pleased to hear just how environmentally friendly it is.? With their new offices and products Polythene UK are certainly proving their green credentials and I hope that other UK businesses will feel inspired to follow in their footsteps."
Polythene UK said that it is currently carbon neutral and have just moved into their new offices based in Witney, which are equipped with a renewable system.
James Woollard, managing director at Polythene UK, said: "It's been an absolute honour to have David Cameron come down to open the new sustainable office building. It's fantastic that we're being recognised for our green efforts.
"CSR is becoming a key trend within the industry right now and we're lucky enough to be able to help our clients carry out their green agendas by providing real green solutions. Consideration for our impact on the environment will continue to be our main focus from both operational and industrial viewpoints."
The building has a 25 kW solar PV system that delivers 22,000 kWh of electricity per year. It is this system that powers the 300 litre Ecocent Air to Water Heat Pump, the two 25 kW Air Source heat pumps, the 26 Thermovec radiators and the LED Lighting. All systems were designed, manufactured, and installed by Oxfordshire based manufacturer Earth Save Products.
