LENZING – Austrian fibre manufacturer Lenzing has revealed its progress against the company’s environmental and social targets with the publication of its 2022 sustainability report.
Entitled ‘Advancing Circularity, the report discusses Lenzing’s efforts to drive forward transformation from a linear to a circular business model in the textile and nonwoven industries.
“This report details our combined achievements in environmental, economic and social aspects and our continuous commitment to creating a future in which circularity is the norm,” said Robert van de Kerkhof, chief commercial officer at Lenzing.
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