ZDHC event embodies new, broader scope

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AMSTERDAM – Implementation was very much front and centre on the first day of the Friends of ZDHC Implementation and Innovation Experience event, with several key figures from all stages of the textile supply chain taking to the stage to share their respective challenges, goals and experiences in the pursuit of ‘zero discharge’.

The invitation-only event has played host to ZDHC-affiliated brands, retailers, supply chain partners and leading industry organisations and is, for the first time, taking place over two days.

In addition to a range of keynote addresses and discussions, ZDHC has also taken the opportunity to share its plans for what promises to be a very busy and important 2019.

AMSTERDAM – Implementation was very much front and centre on the first day of the Friends of ZDHC Implementation and Innovation Experience event, with several key figures from all stages of the textile supply chain taking to the stage to share their respective challenges, goals and experiences in the pursuit of ‘zero discharge’.

The invitation-only event has played host to ZDHC-affiliated brands, retailers, supply chain partners and leading industry organisations and is, for the first time, taking place over two days.

In addition to a range of keynote addresses and discussions, ZDHC has also taken the opportunity to share its plans for what promises to be a very busy and important 2019.

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