Certifications<\/span><\/h2>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>![\"Certificazioni\"](\"https:\/\/www.tintoriaemiliana.it\/en\/wp-content\/uploads\/2024\/01\/certificazioni-01-2024.jpg\" "\\"Certificazioni\\"")
<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>\n- Certificate GRS, RDS, RAF (MUL_Scope_Certificate_2026-01-22 14_43_01 UTC<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate GOTS (2026-01-15 GOTS_Scope_Certificate_2026<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate ZDHC REQUISITI ECOTOSSICOLOGICI MRSL 3.1 IT (download<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate ZDHC REQUISITI ECOTOSSICOLOGICI MRSL 3.1 ING (download<\/a>)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
TINTORIA EMILIANA<\/strong>
\nGarment dyeing and sustainable practices<\/p>\nThe present and the future for Tintoria Emiliana is the responsibility that a sustainable company in the ecological sense must assume by making choices that can lower the environmental impact of its production activities while containing consumption. Today Tintoria Emiliana uses a 450-kilowatt photovoltaic system to reduce energy consumption.
\nIts certifications:
\nZDHC<\/strong> contributor, Tintoria Emiliana has voluntarily adhered to the Roadmap to Zero program, which requires it to avoid the use of certain highly polluting substances and to manage and improve its processes and management of chemical products.
\nGOTS <\/strong>(Global Organic Textile Standard) requires the maintenance of traceability throughout the production process, restrictions on the use of chemicals, and compliance with environmental and social criteria at all stages of the production chain. GRS (Global Ricicle Standard)<\/strong> the standard that recognizes the importance of recycling for the growth of a sustainable production and consumption model.
\nRDS<\/strong> (Responsable Down Standard) which certifies products that contain feathers and down from certified farms.
\nThe company is collaborating with SBP<\/strong> to quantify the carbon foot print and ICA<\/strong> (Life Cycle Assessment) a structured and internationally standardized method for quantifying the potential environmental and human health impacts associated with a good or service from its respective resource consumption and emissions.
\nAlso under study and development for 2023 is the use of a new water treatment plant capable of recovering secondary raw materials from wastewater with a containment of water resources required for product processing.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div>
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- Certificate GRS, RDS, RAF (MUL_Scope_Certificate_2026-01-22 14_43_01 UTC<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate GOTS (2026-01-15 GOTS_Scope_Certificate_2026<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate ZDHC REQUISITI ECOTOSSICOLOGICI MRSL 3.1 IT (download<\/a>)<\/li>\n
- Certificate ZDHC REQUISITI ECOTOSSICOLOGICI MRSL 3.1 ING (download<\/a>)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>
TINTORIA EMILIANA<\/strong>
\nGarment dyeing and sustainable practices<\/p>\nThe present and the future for Tintoria Emiliana is the responsibility that a sustainable company in the ecological sense must assume by making choices that can lower the environmental impact of its production activities while containing consumption. Today Tintoria Emiliana uses a 450-kilowatt photovoltaic system to reduce energy consumption.
\nIts certifications:
\nZDHC<\/strong> contributor, Tintoria Emiliana has voluntarily adhered to the Roadmap to Zero program, which requires it to avoid the use of certain highly polluting substances and to manage and improve its processes and management of chemical products.
\nGOTS <\/strong>(Global Organic Textile Standard) requires the maintenance of traceability throughout the production process, restrictions on the use of chemicals, and compliance with environmental and social criteria at all stages of the production chain. GRS (Global Ricicle Standard)<\/strong> the standard that recognizes the importance of recycling for the growth of a sustainable production and consumption model.
\nRDS<\/strong> (Responsable Down Standard) which certifies products that contain feathers and down from certified farms.
\nThe company is collaborating with SBP<\/strong> to quantify the carbon foot print and ICA<\/strong> (Life Cycle Assessment) a structured and internationally standardized method for quantifying the potential environmental and human health impacts associated with a good or service from its respective resource consumption and emissions.
\nAlso under study and development for 2023 is the use of a new water treatment plant capable of recovering secondary raw materials from wastewater with a containment of water resources required for product processing.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div> - Certificate GOTS (2026-01-15 GOTS_Scope_Certificate_2026<\/a>)<\/li>\n