AMSTERDAM – Another two companies have signed up to the ZDHC Roadmap to Zero initiative to replace hazardous chemicals with safer ones in textiles and clothing production.
Solution provider Nissenken Quality Evaluation Centre and textile manufacturer PT Kewalram Indonesia are the new ZDHC contributors. UK fitness brand Gymshark is also supporting the programme by becoming an official friend of ZDHC.
A ZDHC Roadmap to Zero statement said: “The new contributors are quite diverse, each one comes from a different part of the industry and a different part of the world.
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