AMSTERDAM – The ZDHC Foundation, which works towards the zero discharge of hazardous chemicals, has announced the release of its updated guidelines for the production of man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCF).
The ZDHC MMCF Guidelines 2.0 includes the organisation’s guidance on responsible fibre production, wastewater and air emissions as three separate chapters, along with supporting documents.
“By publishing these documents we continue to push the industry toward increasingly innovative and sustainable fibre production,” said a ZDHC statement.
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