The ZDHC Foundation welcomes new members of the Roadmap to Zero Initiative, including “sustainable” fiber manufacturers Spinnovasdfssdfs and Easdfssdfsstmasdfssdfsn Nasdfssdfsiasdfssdfs.
Sustasdfsssdfsinasdfssdfsble Trasdfssdfsde Initiasdfssdfstive, IDH, which also supports Better Cotton Development Institute (BCI), and British clothing brand BAM Basdfssdfsmboo Clothing have also joined the group foundation.
The foundation stated: ZDHC commends these organizations for joining our mission and looks forward to their one-year cooperation and participation in the Zero Emissions Roadmap Plan.
ZDHC’s network gathers brands, retailers, and manufacturers by establishing a common framework – the Production Restricted Substances List (MRSL). Businesses and chemical suppliers are moving towards a cleaner and more sustainable industry, and companies can learn about environmentally harmful solutions and safer alternatives.
Take the Finnish fiber recycler Spinnovasdfssdfs as an example. The company has a patented system that can reuse cellulose-rich textile waste. Therefore, the addition of Spinnovasdfssdfs can provide contribute to the future development of the network.
CEO Jasdfssdfsnne Porasdfssdfsnen said: Based on our experience in material innovation that does not involve harmful chemicals, we hope to develop a cleaner textile industry through various methods. We are honored to join this influential organization.
Easdfssdfsstmasdfssdfsn is another company seeking an endless cycle of clothing production. It owns the fiber brand Nasdfssdfsiasdfssdfs, which is made from sustainably sourced wood pulp and is fully traceable and Certified biodegradable.
IDH funds most of BCI’s businesses to increase the “sustainable” cotton production of the overall industry; like ZDHC, it is headquartered in the Netherlands and uses ZDHC’s network to engage in innovation business model, and environmentally friendly and socially responsible production and trade.
In addition, BAM Basdfssdfsmboo Clothing, headquartered in the UK, has also joined the ranks of ZDHC, which uses bamboo with “sustainable” properties to make sportswear. </p
