Sustainability
Sourcing, manufacturing and distributing fasteners, fittings and slotted channel products doesn’t have to be about excess and unnecessary waste…
We make it our job to procure and supply well-designed, fit-for-purpose, high-quality, responsibly sourced products – with a focus on durability.
We’ve changed our name to Prokura because we are the experts in the procurement of these essential products. Our product range, quality, and customer service remain the same, but there will be some changes in how we go about our business.
Our ultimate goal is to ensure that the real cost to you, the environment, and the people within our business and supply chain is kept to a minimum.
Our commitment
Our commitment is to try to source and manufacture products with the lightest possible environmental footprint. We’ve still got a long way to go, but we are working towards a more sustainable model.
Our ultimate goal is to ensure that product durability and sustainable processes mean that the real cost to you, the environment, and the people within our business and supply chain is kept to a minimum.

- Our procurement is sustainable and ethical – a thorough sourcing process ensures the quality and durability of our products because durable products create less waste in the long term.
- All halogen light bulbs have been replaced with energy-efficient LED bulbs, and are placed on timers
- We carefully manage our waste and recycling.
- All suppliers, wherever they are based, must comply with recognised environmental and ethical standards.
- Wherever possible our business is built on sustainable and ethical practice – we like to invest in our people and have employed generations of the same family.
- Where possible we only use environmentally friendly UK delivery companies and optimise consignment size for efficiency.
- Our packaging is recycled and FSC accredited. We have already replaced bubble wrap and foam packing chips with recycled paper.
- We now use 30% less plastic wrap on-site.
- Our small fleet of company vehicles is mostly electric and we aim to switch away from ICE vehicles entirely in the near future.
