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YOUNGOR Lining Said: Clothing Suppliers Did Not Cause Water Pollution.

2011/7/16 9:17:00 61

YOUNGOR said in a statement that the contents of the report were inconsistent with the facts, and Lining also said that the effluent discharge of suppliers was in line with international standards.

On July 15th, a survey report of environmental protection organizations will include 14 garment enterprises including Lining, Nike and H&M.

Greenpeace 13, an international environmental group, released an investigation report in Beijing on "the fashion poison global water pollution survey of clothing brands". It said that 14 global clothing brands such as Nike, Adidas and Lining failed to effectively solve their suppliers' toxic and harmful substances and created water pollution in China.

China is global water.

contaminated

Among the most serious countries, 70% of rivers, lakes and reservoirs are polluted to varying degrees, of which 20% of organic pollutants are caused by industrial wastewater discharge.

Textile industry consumes a large number of persistent and hazardous chemicals, and becomes one of the main sources of water pollution.

According to the report, these 14 brands contain environmental hormone substances that can disrupt endocrine and affect reproductive system in the industrial waste water discharged by two suppliers in China.

In the day before the Adidas flagship store in village, Sanlitun, Beijing, Greenpeace volunteers demanded that they immediately commit themselves to eliminate and eliminate toxic and harmful substances in their supply chain.

Two Chinese clothing materials involved in the report

Supplier

It includes YOUNGOR, a listed company located in Ningbo, Zhejiang, and Zhongshan Guotai dyeing and finishing Co., Ltd., located in Zhongshan, Guangdong.

On the day of the Greenpeace survey report, the Ningbo Textile City of YOUNGOR also issued a public statement, saying that "the content of the report does not conform to the facts".

YOUNGOR textile city's public statement said that YOUNGOR sewage treatment plant sewage outlets

environmental protection

The automatic monitoring device set by the bureau is monitored by the EPA in real time, and the discharge of sewage is in line with national standards and international standards.

Yu Li Da, deputy general manager of YOUNGOR textile, said in an interview that factory drainage was not illegal.

Lining also said that the sewage discharge of suppliers is in line with international standards.