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Lindström and UNICEF: Renewing our commitment to India
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Decreasing textile waste by producing workwear only on demand
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Lindström India opens state-of-the-art Workwear Service Unit in Barwala, Panchkula
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How workwear became a strategic partnership for electronics manufacturers
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Cleanroom facility in pharmaceutical industry
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Lindström pulls of a success story in India
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Grand visions for taking care of everyday superheroes since 1848
After spending 170 years at the bottom of the sea, eleven bottles of champagne were sold at a 2012 auction in Finland.
Thank you for wearing one of our 10 million items of workwear
We could just tell you that we have reached the milestone of 10 million items of workwear in our service process globally.
Our goal is to decrease generation of textile waste
Textile waste is not only for us, but also a globally growing problem, and we are constantly looking for new recycling possibilities for disposed textiles such as workwear, mats, hotel linens and table cloths for restaurants.