ADEC Innovations named ZDHC technology partner

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SHANGHAI – Global impact investment business, ADEC Innovations (ADEC) has been named the preferred strategic technology and data management partner of the ZDHC Foundation (ZDHC), a not-for-profit that oversees the management of the ZDHC Programme. ADEC develops environmental, social and governance (ESG) solutions, one of the most recent of which was the ZDHC Chemical Gateway. Jointly designed and fully developed and managed by ADEC, the gateway is a centralised product information database that helps chemical producers, brands and textile and footwear suppliers improve their sourcing decisions. The tool is being built as part of the long-term partnership between the ZDHC and ADEC.

SHANGHAI – Global impact investment business, ADEC Innovations (ADEC) has been named the preferred strategic technology and data management partner of the ZDHC Foundation (ZDHC), a not-for-profit that oversees the management of the ZDHC Programme. ADEC develops environmental, social and governance (ESG) solutions, one of the most recent of which was the ZDHC Chemical Gateway. Jointly designed and fully developed and managed by ADEC, the gateway is a centralised product information database that helps chemical producers, brands and textile and footwear suppliers improve their sourcing decisions. The tool is being built as part of the long-term partnership between the ZDHC and ADEC.

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