8digit receives the Made in Luxembourg label

On 12 February 2026, 8digit received the Made in Luxembourg label at the Chamber of Commerce, together with 171 other companies certified in 2025. Minister of the Economy Lex Delles handed over our certificate.

The ceremony honoured the 172 companies certified in 2025. The Made in Luxembourg label was created in 1984 through a partnership between the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts. It celebrates businesses rooted in Luxembourg and highlights quality, reliability and local know-how across products, services and innovative sectors. For an IT and web partner like 8digit, the label confirms our commitment to practical, user-focused work right here at home.

The evening was well organised, warm and full of good conversations. Meeting fellow entrepreneurs who share a passion for quality and innovation made it memorable.

What the label required from us

To carry the Made in Luxembourg label, a business has to show genuine local anchoring, whether through service delivery, team presence or economic contribution in Luxembourg. It is more than a stamp: it is a way to build trust.

• Proven Luxembourg roots: operations, team or value creation happen mainly here.
• Quality and reliability: criteria that put quality and customer trust first.
• Commitment to local values: innovation, sustainability or community involvement where relevant.

For 8digit, this meant documenting our Luxembourg-based team and our client-focused approach. The result was a certificate handed over by Minister of the Economy Lex Delles, a special moment of recognition for a small team.

What does the Made in Luxembourg label stand for?

The label stands for authenticity in an increasingly global market. At the ceremony, the Director General of the Chamber of Commerce put it this way:

« Cette forte participation témoigne du dynamisme de notre économie et souligne l'importance que revêt ce label dans la vie économique du Luxembourg. » — Carlo Thelen, Director General of the Chamber of Commerce

"This strong turnout shows the dynamism of our economy and underlines the importance of this label in Luxembourg's economic life." (translated)

The label isn't only about origin; it is about contributing to the local economy. For 8digit, that means staying grounded in Luxembourg while delivering practical IT support and websites for local businesses.

What does the label mean for our clients?

For clients, the label is a simple signal: they are working with a business that is genuinely based and active in Luxembourg, not a distant provider. It confirms what our clients already know: a Luxembourg team in Mertzig for IT support and websites, speaking English, French, German, Luxembourgish and Dutch.

For us, it is a reminder to keep doing what the label stands for: reliable work, clear communication and local know-how. It's the same approach with which Kevin has helped over 150 businesses since 2007.

FAQ

When did 8digit receive the Made in Luxembourg label?

8digit received the Made in Luxembourg label on 12 February 2026 at the Chamber of Commerce. Minister of the Economy Lex Delles handed over the certificate.

What is the Made in Luxembourg label?

Made in Luxembourg is a label for businesses rooted in Luxembourg. It highlights quality, reliability and local know-how across products, services and innovative sectors.

Who created the Made in Luxembourg label?

The label was created in 1984 through a partnership between the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, the Chamber of Commerce and the Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts.

How many companies were honoured at the 2026 ceremony?

The ceremony on 12 February 2026 honoured 172 companies certified in 2025, including 8digit.

What does the label mean for 8digit's clients?

It confirms that 8digit is a Luxembourg team, based in Mertzig, for IT support and websites. We speak English, French, German, Luxembourgish and Dutch.

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