DHAKA – Swedish fashion retailer H&M is working with one of its key suppliers in Bangladesh to test the potential of three new disruptive technologies to save CO2 emissions, water and chemicals.
It is funding the installation of machines from three companies on one production line at Chorka Textile’s factory, near Dhaka, to be tested together under one roof for the first time.
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