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Archroma launches first list of ZDHC-compliant chemicals

17/07/2014

Chemicals group Archroma has published of its first formulation list of ZDHC-compliant colourants and chemicals for textiles and apparel.

The ZDHC (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals) Group  - which includes Nike, adidas, Puma and Jack Wolfskin - released its the Manufacturers Restricted Substance List (MRSL) in June, setting concentration limits for the chemical groups banned under the ZDHC Joint Roadmap.

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