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ZDHC adds another testing lab to chemical conformance list

17/01/2018
The Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Foundation has announced that India-based chemical testing provider NimkarTek Detox Laboratory (NDL) is now an accepted provider of services to indicate conformance to its Manufacturing Restricted Substances List (MRSL).

NDL analytical test reports can be used by chemical suppliers to indicate Level 1 conformance of their products to the ZDHC MRSL on the ZDHC Gateway Chemical Module. 

It was already a ZDHC accredited training provider.

NDL’s parent company NimkarTek Technical Services provides chemical testing, training and consulting services for companies in the textile, footwear and chemical supply chains. 

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