Bluesign meets new ZDHC ‘progressive’ level

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ST GALLEN – Textile chemical formulators that have undergone Bluesign chemical assessment are now provisionally approved for the ZDHC’s new ‘progressive level’ as part of its new chemicals to zero framework (CtZ).

The news comes as the ZDHC today launched its CtZ-Progressive transitional phase, which is designed to drive the use of safer chemistry used in chemical formulations in the apparel, footwear, leather, and textile sectors. 

ST GALLEN – Textile chemical formulators that have undergone Bluesign chemical assessment are now provisionally approved for the ZDHC’s new ‘progressive level’ as part of its new chemicals to zero framework (CtZ).

The news comes as the ZDHC today launched its CtZ-Progressive transitional phase, which is designed to drive the use of safer chemistry used in chemical formulations in the apparel, footwear, leather, and textile sectors. 

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