AMSTERDAM – The ZDHC Foundation has published its second annual Impact Report, detailing the progress it’s made over the past 12 months.
“In our first Impact Report in 2019, we put out a call to action within our industry for “collaboration at an unprecedented scale” to create toxic-free supply chains to protect consumers, workers and the environment,” the report says. “In this, our second, we report on implementation progress and present recent developments within ZDHC and the industry at large.”
With increasing industry engagement, the chemical management authority has also detailed key steps for future improvements, focusing on transparency and traceability, innovation and sustainable leadership.
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