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ZDHC publishes ‘simplistic, structured’ chemistry guide for suppliers

26/02/2021
ZDHC publishes ‘simplistic, structured’ chemistry guide for suppliers

The foundation manages the Roadmap to Zero Programme with the aim of phasing out hazardous chemicals in the textile, apparel, footwear and leather value chain by promoting safer chemistry and driving innovation. It has 160 contributors and is headquartered in Amsterdam.

Leather sector-focused members of the ZDHC include Prima Asia, Pulcra, Burberry, Smit & Zoon and Kering.

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