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Cotton towel roll – advances circularity in washrooms
The cotton towel roll has lived and breathed circular economy practices for decades. During its lifespan, it is used and reused several times. It goes...
Lindström Group received a gold certificate in EcoVadis sustainability rating
Our continuous efforts at sustainability performance have now been rewarded with the gold certificate in the EcoVadis sustainability rating. It means that we are in...
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...
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...
Jyväskylä City supports sustainable well-being for all
The City of Jyväskylä wants to be a city of sustainable well-being and the best place to live by 2040. Responsible and sustainable choices are...
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...
Sustainability and cost-efficiency go hand in hand
In our circular business model, sustainability will rarely conflict with cost-efficiency. In this article, our professionals share a couple of examples on how we make...
Lindström invests in Rester recycling solution company
The Lindström Group has participated in the funding round of Rester Oy, which offers textile recycling solutions, held in March 2022, and will become a...
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.