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Universal Fibers® has released its latest Sustainability Snapshot, illustrating the company’s continued commitment to reducing environmental impact and advancing its social responsibility.
Since its last published CSR report, Universal Fibers has achieved year-over-year carbon reduction. Today, Universal Fibers is recognized as a “Virtual Zero Waste Company” and, earlier this year became the first in the industry to earn Cradle to Cradle v4 material health certifications on their most sustainable fiber, Thrive® matter.
President of Universal Fibers, Phil Harmon, said: “At Universal Fibers, we seek opportunities to better what we find and use less to produce more. And although we take great pride in our over 50-year legacy of stewardship, our journey is far from over.”.
Ranae Anderson, Global Sustainability leader, added: “We measure progress through our unique four-point EnLIST program, and we encourage everyone in our supply chain to enlist in our sustainable journey. We believe full transparency elevates the value of collaboration with our partners.”
Universal Fibers’ EnLIST® program incorporates four fundamental pillars: providing Transparency through third-party accreditation; Life Cycle analysis, both pre and postproduction; reducing Impact on energy and material consumption; and a focus on Social Responsibility for their associates and the global communities in which they operate. Find more.
Source: Online/NAN
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