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Economic

Throughout the cultivation and production process, trees were not deforested and protected areas for birds and wildlife, native forests, grasslands, and wetlands were respected.

Production did not take place in areas of tree cover loss

FREE OF DEFORESTATION

Production areas are not located within defined protected areas or species conservation areas

High biodiversity areas

Production takes place outside the influence of high conservation value of native forests

Native forest protection

Production area has not changed its use, regarding important areas of carbon capture in the soil

Verified crop land

Production took place outside of conservation areas and rational use of wetlands and their resources

Wetland protection

No high-value grasslands for carbon capture were intervened for production.

Grassland protection

Landscape

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The Sustainable Fiber Program (SFP) is largely based on local and regional concepts of sustainability, in line with the global definition of social, economic and environmental concepts.

Sustainable Fiber Program

The CFT was designed and developed by Antithesis Group and originated from work carried out by the Sustainable Food Lab, Unilever and the University of Aberdeen. It is managed and maintained by Cool Farm Alliance.

Calculated with Cool Farm Tool

Carbon Footprint

Local and Susteinable Sourcing

RUCA is a web system that allows operators to register for the different activities and establishments they work with. The development of the system arises from the need to streamline the registration, loading and monitoring procedures of the procedures related to the various productive activities linked to the Agri-Food Chain.

Central Registry of Agroindustrial Chain Operators

Ginning (RUCA)

Ginning

Global Recycled Standard is a product standard which is formed to monitor and verify the content of recycled materials in the last product by fulfilling the requirements of solid production. It determines the requirements for international, voluntary, 3rd party certification of recycle content, chain of custody, social and environmental conditions and chemical restrictions.

Material manufactured and marketed with products with recycled content

Global Recycle Standard

95% of the energy comes from renewable sources.

Responsible Use of Energy

With the global seal of approval for environment, health and safety in production, bluesign this standard helps you and your suppliers establish sustainable products without compromising functionality, quality or design.

Minimum resources with maximum productivity

Blue Sign Certificate

Fabric Manufacturing

EKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 is one of the world's best-known labels for textiles tested for harmful substances. It stands for customer confidence and high product safety. Find out here what STANDARD 100 means and why it is worth checking for this label when buying textiles.

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