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Huntsman joins ZDHC Foundation as a contributor
20 Jun '19
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Huntsman Textile Effects is a member of the Global Chemical Industry Round Table initiative (GCIRT) and has announced its decision to join the ZDHC Foundation as a contributor. Huntsman Textile Effects, headquartered in the US, is the leading global provider of high quality dyes, chemicals, and digital inks to the textile and related industries.
The company will be uploading its key products onto the ZDHC gateway chemical module and support the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substance List (MRSL) and the related ‘pyramid’ conformity system designed to eliminate duplicative approaches. This is the fundamental base to the success of ZDHC and all stakeholders of the textile value chain, according to Huntsman.
Huntsman Textile Effects will actively engage in various task forces focused on supporting the continuous improvement programs of ZDHC. As such Huntsman Textile Effects, together with the GCIRT Initiative, look forward to a close and open cooperation with all stakeholders of ZDHC.
“As one of the world’s leading chemical suppliers of sustainable textile dyes, we take a proactive approach in reducing the industry’s environmental footprint and eliminating hazardous chemicals. The collaboration with ZDHC is an important step in our journey towards a clean, compliant, ethical and thriving textile industry,” Rohit Aggarwal, president, Huntsman Textile Effects said.
Huntsman Textile Effects has had a long-standing commitment to sustainability through continuous innovation and collaboration across the industry. An inclusive and holistic approach that considers the impact of Huntsman’s operations on the ecosystem, economy, and society at large, and ensures compliance to industry regulation and standards, is vital to driving sustainability across the textile value chain.
In alignment with other chemical suppliers in the industry, Huntsman Textile Effects reaffirms its commitment to sustainable chemistry and the elimination of hazardous chemicals. (GK)
The company will be uploading its key products onto the ZDHC gateway chemical module and support the ZDHC Manufacturing Restricted Substance List (MRSL) and the related ‘pyramid’ conformity system designed to eliminate duplicative approaches. This is the fundamental base to the success of ZDHC and all stakeholders of the textile value chain, according to Huntsman.
Huntsman Textile Effects will actively engage in various task forces focused on supporting the continuous improvement programs of ZDHC. As such Huntsman Textile Effects, together with the GCIRT Initiative, look forward to a close and open cooperation with all stakeholders of ZDHC.
“As one of the world’s leading chemical suppliers of sustainable textile dyes, we take a proactive approach in reducing the industry’s environmental footprint and eliminating hazardous chemicals. The collaboration with ZDHC is an important step in our journey towards a clean, compliant, ethical and thriving textile industry,” Rohit Aggarwal, president, Huntsman Textile Effects said.
Huntsman Textile Effects has had a long-standing commitment to sustainability through continuous innovation and collaboration across the industry. An inclusive and holistic approach that considers the impact of Huntsman’s operations on the ecosystem, economy, and society at large, and ensures compliance to industry regulation and standards, is vital to driving sustainability across the textile value chain.
In alignment with other chemical suppliers in the industry, Huntsman Textile Effects reaffirms its commitment to sustainable chemistry and the elimination of hazardous chemicals. (GK)
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