Christopher Wellbelove DL

Delphis Eco, started trading in 2007 and is based close to the London Eye in Lambeth, located in sustainable workplaces at Country Hall . The company supplies UK-made, eco-friendly, and sustainable cleaning products,

It employs ten staff and products are stocked by Waitrose, Robert Dyas and Ocado in the UK and by other national and international stockists. During the Covid-19 pandemic, the company switched production and supplied the increased demand for hand sanitiser and surface sanitiser. This is a company making a large impact.

The customer list is wide, and its collaborative work is particularly commendable, for example, aiming to reach Net Zero by 2030 together with supply chain partners rather than simply in their own operations.

The Representative Deputy Lieutenant for Lambeth, Christopher Wellbelove, was joined at the presentation by the leader of Lambeth Council, Councillor Claire Holland, who has been a long advocate for environmental i­­ssues – including supporting the funding of the sustainable workplace at Country Hall.

In presenting the award on behalf of His Majesty the King, I spoke of what a huge achievement that the award was given that these awards are greatly sought after and sparingly given.  Only six companies have won the prestigious award in the whole of Greater London.