Donation of 90,000 bottles of bottled water to the flood victims of the prefectures of Magnesia & Larissa

Loulis Food Ingredients proceeded to donate more than 90,000 bottles of 1.5 liter bottled water to the flood victims of the prefectures of Magnesia & Larissa, for immediate distribution to the affected.

The company with two centuries of presence in Greece, a long tradition of social contribution and with a high sense of collective responsibility and duty, stands by the flood victims of the prefecture of Magnesia who have been affected by the recent bad weather and severe storm front ‘Daniel’ that hitted Greece with torrential rain.

Specifically, on Friday, September 8, we delivered three pallets of bottled water to the Municipality of Volos for distribution to our fellow citizens, and on Tuesday, September 12, we delivered 5 pallets of bottled water to the Community of Pteleou, Magnesia. The company also supported the bakers of the prefectures of Magnesia & Larissa by donating 64 pallets of bottled water so that they could ferment and produce bread, a basic good of our diet.

At the same time, for the employees of the company, in the prefecture of Magnesia, who are facing a problem with the water supply to their homes, we offered more than 8 pallets of bottled water for them and their families.

Once again, Loulis Food Ingredients is committed to supporting and empowering all those in need and expresses its deep sadness at the great economic and ecological devastation caused by the recent floods.

In his brief statement, the company's President, Mr. Nikos Loulis, states: "We mobilized immediately to collect a significant amount of bottled water, an item of first need for our affected fellow human beings and we stand by our staff, in the tested local communities of Magnesia since the unprecedented disaster . We are also considering other ways of responding and helping the growing needs of our fellow citizens and partners."

For seven generations, the philosophy of the Loulis family has been, is and will remain to be next to Greek society and to be an active part of it.