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Lenzing’s 2024 sustainability report shows measurable progress in achieving the company’s sustainability and climate goals saying that all of its climate targets are set to be achieved.

Austrian fibre manufacturer Lenzing has published its 2024 sustainability report in which it outlines the progress it has made against its environmental and social targets.

Entitled ‘Activate Transformation Here’, the report also outlines some of the milestones the company achieved over the last 12 months as it looks to reduce the environmental impact of its supply chain, while helping the textile and nonwovens sectors transition to sustainable production in line with the relevant United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).

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