AMSTERDAM – The ZDHC Foundation has welcomed four new recruits to its Roadmap to Zero programme, including German viscose producer Kelheim Fibres and Sri Lankan textile manufacturer Hayleys Fabric.
Both join ZDHC as contributors to the programme, while the organisation also welcomes two new ‘friends’ – US sportswear brand Brooks Running and Australian womenswear brand Zimmermann.
“This April, two contributors and two friends of ZDHC join our community,” said a spokesperson. “By doing this, they join our vision of widespread implementation of sustainable chemistry, driving innovations and best practices in the textile, apparel and footwear industries.”
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