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Abatan invests in plastics recycling programme
Can you imagine what our modern society would be like without the use of plastic. For the production of all sorts of tools we use in our daily life, it replaces raw materials that have become rare, and therefore too expensive. Moreover, plastic has Read more...
Helping youngsters to find a job
In our cellars on 14th February The Discover Your Talent Day is a one day project to share workplace skills with about 100 young jobseekers who will have a chance to work with teams of volunteers from five companies to learn about techniques such as Read more...
Brussels Welcome Week-end, second edition
24 &25 March: Abatan and Cureghem warmly welcome you Just like last year, some ten quarters and communes from the Brussels Capital Region have worked out quite a varied programme that should attract a lot of people, inhabitants and tourists Read more...
Aren't we all far more hybridised than we think?
Olivier Guilbaud is from Brussels, but has his roots in France. He is passionate about football and adores the city. He organises exhibitions practically all over Europe. To reveal what is happening behind the football scenes, or to lay down the Read more...
Brussels "at work": the vet.
There are not that many slaughterhouses left in Belgium. Ours probably is the best known, although we are not the biggest one.
Seven hundred horses under our registered market hall roof
There is no place in Brussels where one can or is allowed to let seven hundred horses accelerate from nought to one one hundred in less than three seconds, unless this happens on private property
A fine conversation with ...
At the end of the press conference during which Abatan revealed its “Global development vision” (Abatan 2020 Project), we had the chance to interview one of the driving forces behind this project, i.e. architect and engineer Jo Huygh. Along with the Read more...
Abatan honoured guest at “Terre Urbaine”
Our slaughterhouses are known to be the only ones to be located in a densely populated city centre. At the Télé Bruxelles TV studio, this phenomenon was considered remarkable enough to come and pay us a visit.
