ZDHC Foundation welcomes new signatories

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The ZDHC Foundation has announced new partnerships with US sportswear brand Under Armour and the Leather Working Group

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AMSTERDAM – The ZDHC Foundation has welcomed two new signatories to its programme which aims to replace hazardous chemicals with safer ones in fashion and textiles production.

US sportswear brand Under Armour, which joined ZDHC’s Roadmap to Zero Programme in 2022, has transitioned from being a 'signatory friend' to a 'signatory brand' of ZDHC, reflecting the company's commitment to sustainable practices and responsible chemical management in the industry.

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