The cork oak montado is considered one of the richest ecosystems in the Mediterranean region. Beyond cork production, it plays a vital role in biodiversity conservation, soil protection, and water retention.
Sustainable cork material plays a central role in responsible design decisions today. As environmental responsibility becomes a growing concern across industries, selecting materials that balance performance, durability, and environmental impact is essential.
Cork is gaining global attention as a creative raw material due to its sustainability, versatility, and unique aesthetic qualities. Derived from the bark of the cork oak tree, cork is a renewable, biodegradable, and recyclable material, making it highly relevant in the context of sustainable design and circular economy practices.
Corticeira Viking, commonly known as Viking,was created in 1995 when Åke and Cita, joined Eva Silva and Tozé Silva, the former owners of A. Silva, to create a joint venture company between Sweden and Portugal, based in Rio Meão, Portugal.
On Global Recycling Day, we highlight the importance of recycling and its significant impact on the environment.
Cork is a material with several benefits, which put it at an advantage when the opportunity arises to choose a natural material to replace others.
Corticeira Viking has been operating in the market for over 25 years and is dedicated to the production and marketing of cork products for a high range of areas.
More than just eco-friendly, they offer a range of features that enhance your practice while respecting the environment.
This tree is part of the heritage of Portugal, and it is, at the same time, the most endangered and emblematic species of Portugal. It’s the only tree whose bark has the capacity to regenerate on its own, making it possible to harvest the cork up to 16 times.
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