At Lindström, we believe everyone should have access to clean water. Through the WASH initiative by UNICEF, we have the opportunity to contribute to better water, sanitation, and hygiene in India.
70% of households in Haridwar and 90% in Rishikesh use a single bin for all their waste disposal. Lindström and UNICEF joins hands to promote a cleaner environment and reducing plastic waste.
India ranks as the world’s fifth most vulnerable country to climate change. Here, climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) strategies are important in addressing the effects of climate change. UNICEF plays a role in implementing these strategies, but it is not doing it alone.
The partnership for WASH in India aims to ensure that clean water is accessible to everyone, especially those who need it most.
Jiaxing plant is the fourth new service centre opened by Lindström in China this year, following the openings of the service centre in Wuhan, pharmaceutical cleanroom in Guangzhou and electronics cleanroom in Tianjin. The facility serves more than 200 customers and is expected to reach a capacity of 1 million pieces of garments washed every month.
Seija Forss, Material Manager, is at the forefront of data collection and reporting for sustainability initiatives. She gives 4 tips to improve the sustainability of materials.
We, Lindströmers, are – and have been – committed to the Sustainable Development Goals, and I am proud to reannounce this commitment to the world,” comments Juha Laurio, CEO of Lindström Group.
Foodicine in Ukraine find Lindström’s workwear service convenient, and enjoy a high level of service. The biggest benefit is that the employees can leave all workwear worries in the hands of reliable experts.
When we consider our ambitious climate targets, 25 percent of these reductions must be sourced from the footprint of textiles. What does this really mean? We asked our experts Elina Harjanne, Senior Manager of our workwear collections and Soile Pakarinen, Designer of our HoReCa garments.
The world has changed a lot over the decades, and so have mats, their materials, and customer needs. Service Director Ari Sosunov knows that there is much more to mats than their ability to absorb moisture and trap dirt.
