Textile industry turns to sustainable chemistry

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To help customers accelerate their quest for sustainability, Eurofins Softlines & Leather is proud to present its Sustainable Chemistry Services for the textile, footwear and leathergoods industry. 

The company’s Sustainable Chemistry Services offer an extensive range of tailored solutions to support different stakeholders in the industry. This includes Smart Chemical Compliance Testing (SCCT) and the California Proposition 65 Compliance Pack, two of the signature products that allow for fast, intelligent and cost-effective solutions for the industry.

All manufactured products contain chemistry and with a high reliance on these chemicals, they must be assessed properly to minimise the immediate and long-term impact on people and ecosystems, which is a fundamental environmental performance business indicator.

Sustainable chemistry, by definition, encompasses the design, manufacture and use of efficient, effective, safe and more environmentally benign chemical products and processes and seeks to improve the efficiency with which natural resources are used to meet human needs for chemical products and services.   

With the new Sustainable Chemistry Services, developed by sustainability and industry-specific experts at Eurofins Softlines & Leather, customers can leverage the company’s global network of testing laboratories and technical expertise to execute their sustainability commitments and implement improvements. 

For more information on our Sustainable Chemistry Services, please visit the Eurofins Softlines & Leather website.

 

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