CDRC s.r.o.

BEGINNING IN 1985

TWO FRIENDS

Jozef Čačko, who works as a chauffeur in technical services, and one day also decided with his friend Bernard Ďurech to try business in this sector. However, this was not a well-thought-out business plan. The primary goal was to make a 'beer' sideways, as the wives guarded the family's coffers like an eye on their heads.

TRADE SINCE 1990

 CHAD SERVICE

Although it was not easy to start a business at the time, both friends started one of the first businesses in the district. And so the first company called the ČAĎU Service (ČA-čko, ĎU-rech) was established.

COLOR OF CAROUSELS

Due to the rapidly growing competition in the nineties, the friends opted for a hussar's piece. In order to differentiate themselves, they began to use as a corporate brand a strong shade of purple, which they had specially mixed for themselves. They called her code 33 33. They spray-painted cabs on cars, repainted buildings and fences. Although people laughed that it was the color of 'carousels', it served its purpose. At that time, it was a great marketing move and people recognized the company cars and the ÄŒAÄŽU brand from a distance.

TRADITION CONSERVED

The name ČAĎU service is still used today. Jozef's brother, who deals with waste processing in the village of Ľubotice, kept the brand. CHADU recycling

THE BEGINNING AND END OF THE RECYCLING TIME

Jozef's sons Michal and Tomáš, who took over their father's 'scepter', changed the name of the company to ÄŒAÄŽU recycling. However, over time, they have found that people have a problem with pronunciation as well as writing the name. So they finally shortened it to CDRC (CaDu ReCycling).

CDRC

NEW IDENTITY

With the new name, it was necessary to solve the new design. As other services such as the sale of coal, briquettes and sand have been added to the raw materials over time, the CDRC logo is visually and colorfully reminiscent of the name COAL.

PRESENT

CONTINUATION CONTINUED

The story of the family business continues to this day. The company, with a tradition of more than 30 years, has been taken over by children and they are proud to continue what the hard work of the previous generation has built. They believe that one day they will pass on the scepter so that the young people can continue the beautiful project, which was created only because the men wanted to 'bypass' the counting of every crown in the household. Here again, the old acquaintances apply: 'Look for a woman for everything' :).