Material impacts, risks and opportunities related to pollution |
Related policy considering the management of material impacts, risks and opportunities associated with pollution |
The policy is described in detail in the relevant section of this report |
Key activities |
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Impact- Chemicals in the production of textiles and other products
Impact- Chemical pollution to water and soil
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CSR and Environmental policy:
- Under the section on Progressive chemical management, chemicals used in the production of textiles and other products are taken into consideration, with a focus on phasing out substances suspected of having hazardous properties and substituting chemicals with better alternatives. This approach contributes to preventing releases to water and soil.
- Under the section on More preferred fibers and materials, chemicals used in the production of textiles and other products are considered. This partly includes the use of chemicals and the prevention of pollution as required by third party certification schemes. These measures contribute to preventing releases to water and soil.
Adopted supplier Codes of Conduct( Amfori)
- Principles for exercising due diligence with respect to human rights and environmental protection in global supply chains. These include, among other aspects, requirements for effective management practices related to energy use, emissions and pollution, which contribute to prevent releases to water and soil..
Supplier Handbook
- Instructions and requirements for manufacturing suppliers. These include, among other aspects, requirements for suppliers and subcontractors regarding information on origin, adherence to codes of conduct, compliance with the Restricted Substance List, water management requirements, quality standards and testing manuals.
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E1 page 60
E1 / S2 page 60 / 83
E1 page 60
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Restricted Substance List, follow up and controls.
Increase the share of products with third party certifications that cover chemical requirements.
Supplier audits conducted under the Amfori BSCI and BEPI frameworks, which include chemical – and water management.
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Risk- Compliance with chemical requirements |
CSR and Environmental policy:- Central to the sustainability strategy and business development, and therefore indirectly considering material risks |
E1 page 60 |
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Adopted supplier Codes of Conduct( Amfori)
- Principles for exercising due diligence with respect to human rights and environmental protection in global supply chains. These include, among other aspects, requirements for effective management practices related to energy use, emissions and pollution.
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E1 / S2 page 60 / 83 |
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Supplier Handbook
- Instructions and requirements for manufacturing suppliers. These include, among other aspects, requirements for suppliers and subcontractors regarding information on origin, reference to codes of conduct, compliance with the Restricted Substance List, water management requirements, quality standards and testing manuals.
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E1 page 60 |
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Risk policy- Considers the Group’ s risk management |
S1 / G1 page 78 / 89 |