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Interloop becomes Textile Exchange Member
We intend to join hands with more than 400 members of
Textile Exchange to help advance their mission of creating
leaders in the sustainable fibers and materials industry.
Their new Climate+ Strategy has ambitious goals for a
45% reduction in CO2 emissions from textile fiber and
material production by 2030.
We can only bring such change if we work in collaboration
and utilise the right tools to make these improvements.
This is in alignment with the representation of Textile
Exchange at a global scale – providing benchmarks for
the industry and sharing the tools for success.
The Textile Exchange is also tackling the current production
issues within the global textile industry. One of the critical
issues include water & air emissions caused by toxic
materials & energy use at production facilities and its
impact on the climate change. Change is imperative to the
Interloop Limited is pleased to become a certified member textile industry, given the massive and unsustainable
of the Textile Exchange - a non-profit organisation, which economic, environmental and social costs of current
brings together the leading brands, retailers, suppliers methodologies of production. This is all the more significant
and other key stakeholders to learn about the social and as global clothing demand will rise radically with population
environmental benefits of eco-friendly textiles. expected to reach an estimated number of 9 billion by 2050.
Invest in Resilient OSH System - Safety Day at Plant 4
various fields, including organizational studies, disaster studies
and psychology, and the fact that research on resilience involves
interest in problems such as safety, danger, stress, adversity,
recovery, disturbance and disaster.
The concept of resilience corresponds well to ideas such as the
need for proactivity, anticipation and the need to reformulate
the traditional approach to safety because it allows, at some
point, a limited increment of safety.
Interloop has invested in resilient occupational safety and
health system that is more flexible, having stronger infrastructure,
with generic, specific and dynamic risk assessments, and also
which is ready to respond to crises such as pandemic, natural
Non-executive team members during the "Invest in Resilient disaster & other emergencies.
OSH System" training
National Safety Day is observed each year to create and spread
awareness around the world about acquiring safety measures
that are necessary for the well-being and a healthy lifestyle.
As healthcare is Interloop’s constant area of focus, on Apr 28,
2021, World Occupational Safety & Health day was held at
Plant 4 with International labor organization initiative: “Invest
in Resilient OSH System”.
The COVID-19 pandemic has led governments, employers,
workers and the general population to face unprecedented
challenges in relation to the virus, and it has many worse effects
on the international, national and organisational economies.
The application of the concept of resilience to the field of OSH Support Services Department Interloop - Plant 4 networking
seems to be a natural result of both research on resilience in after the session
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