Satinsa reinforce its sustainable development strategy by joining the ZDHC objectives.

The use and emission of dangerous substances continues to being a big problem for the textile industry. These substances accumulate in the environment and damage seas, rivers, plants and animals. To avoid this risk, responsible companies around the world have joined the ZDHC Programe (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals Programme).

ZDHC is not a label, but the non-profit foundation whose goal is to completely banish harmful substances from production, as well as lay the foundation for more sustainable manufacturing that protects workers, consumers and the planet's ecosystems.

protects workers, consumers and the planet's ecosystems. Satinsa has taken another step in its sustainable development strategy by using the ZDHC Level 3 certificate products. This new certification used by Satinsa, which adds to the others it already has, “demonstrates our commitment to sustainability and responsible product management chemicals,” highlights the company.

Replacing dangerous substances with less harmful ones has long been one of our priorities in the development of our processes. A priority that we make evident with using the ZDHC certificated products. “Working with a sustainable and long-lasting raw material benefits the industry and our society.”