April 2, 2021

In Case You Missed IceStone’s Webinar, Here’s the Replay.

As part of ecomedes’ brand spotlight for March, IceStone and Mosa Tiles discussed the benefits, challenges, and technological advances in sustainability as it relates in their respective industries and product. We also discuss, the process of how IceStone surfaces are made, and the backstory of how IceStone initially got involved in being a Cradle to Cradle certified company. IceStone is the only certified Cradle to Cradle countertop manufacturer in the market. Watch the full replay of the webinar below:

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