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Happy #NetZeroActionDay
Climate catastrophes across the world will continue to worsen if we fail to reduce emissions and reach net-zero by 2050. The world needs ambitious climate...
#throwbackThursday – meaningful work since 1848
Lindström is appreciating customers around the world during the annual CX week. Let us take you back to the very beginning for #throwbackThursday. In 1848,...
Recycled, bio-based or beyond for workwear textiles
Seaweed as raw material for textiles? Fabrics dyed by bacteria? New bio-based innovations offer great opportunities to reduce the emissions of textiles. At the same...
Developing a closed-loop textile recycling process
The textile industry is one of the major contributors to the environmental problems in achieving sustainability targets. This is due to the overall growth of...
Changes in Lindström Group Board of Directors
The Lindström Group Annual General Meeting was held on the 7th of March 2022 and brought about changes in the group’s Board of Directors. Ms....
Navigating regulatory compliance in pharmaceutical industry
Navigating regulatory compliance in pharmaceutical industry Serving the pharmaceutical industry is certainly not everyone’s business. The industry is very strictly regulated, and the regulatory compliance...
Value-creation with textile waste in China
China has the largest textile industry in the world, and over 20 million tons of textile waste gets thrown away every year. Now the country...
The year 2021 treated us well
We are grateful to our employees, customers and partners for the good year of 2021. Together, we achieved several remarkable things that make us proud...
Gama Iplik recycles workwear back to fibers in Turkey
Gama Iplik is one of the pioneering companies in textile recycling business, and the largest integrated regenerated yarn and polyester fiber manufacturer in Turkey. It...
Repaired garment is an act for environment
Every year we save more than 4 million garments by repairing them. Learn more how a repaired garment can reduce textile waste.