JYSK builds 10th distribution centre

07/07/2021 - In Spring 2022, JYSK will begin construction of a new distribution centre in Lelystad, Netherlands. The distribution centre will be number 10 in JYSK and should be operational in 2024.

Busy times at JYSK’s distribution centres

18/06/2021 - The number of stores in JYSK grows, and so does the distribution centres. The construction of the distribution centre number 9 in Ecser, Hungary, is progressing as planned, and in other distribution centres much is going on too.

Say “goodbye” to the wall of plastic: New sustainable packaging for bed linen and sheets

30/04/2021 - Since end January, we have seen new packaging for bed linen & sheets in stores. The transition to FSC™ certified paper-based packaging from plastic is underway and is taking JYSK another step in a more sustainable direction.

Distinction for supporting the Healthcare system in Romania

13/04/2021 - At the 2021 CSR Awards Gala in Romania, JYSK received an honorable mention in the Healthcare category for the project “Emergency Fund for Hospitals”. For the past year, healthcare attracted the highest interest from both the donors and the public.

Common focus on sustainable wood

22/03/2021 - In week 12, FSC® brings together companies and organisations across interests and industries for a common focus on the environment and climate. JYSK takes part.

Recycling mattresses is a sales success in Ukraine

16/02/2021 - Making it easy for customers to discard their old mattresses for recycling, and getting a discount on their new purchase, has proven a sales success in Ukraine.

JYSK commits to more sustainable cotton

25/01/2021 - By the end of 2024, all cotton sourced for JYSK's textile products will be either recycled or produced in a more sustainable way.

One day in JYSK during corona (January 2021)

18/01/2021 - With many closed stores in several countries, the workday looks quite different to normal times before the coronavirus pandemic.

JYSK sheets turned into face masks

14/12/2020 - Danish designer Clara Hjelt is busy transforming JYSK textile products with flaws into trendy, reversible face masks.