BERLIN – Over 180 members of the German Partnership for Sustainable Textiles have agreed to adopt the manufacturing restricted substance list (MRSL) criteria of the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals group (ZDHC) in a bid to eliminate over 100 problematic textile chemicals from their supply chains.
Members of the German alliance of textile related businesses was first launched in October 2014, and now includes high profile companies such as C&A, Esprit, Aldi, Otto Group, S. Oliver, Puma, Hugo Boss, Gerry Weber and Adidas.
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