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ZDHC adds to its contributor base

05/07/2019
The Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) foundation has added three new companies to its contributor list. All three are in some way related to the textile industry.

CHT is a Germany-based specialty chemicals group that puts the emphasis on sustainability. Its solutions include products to improve quality, add functionality or enhance appearance.

The Marzotto group is a manufacturer of wool and wool blended fabrics for apparel. It owns five Italian brands: Marzotto, Estethia/G.B.Conte, Guabello, Marlane and Fratelli Tallia Di Delfino. 

GHCL Limited, headquartered in Uttar Pradesh, India, is an integrated textile business that covers spinning, weaving, processing, cutting and sewing. Its core focus is on the manufacturing of bedding. 

These three new additions join ZDHC in the value chain affiliate category.

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