Sustainability

Sustainabilty in the textile supply chain

PERFORMANCE DAYS, Munich

Presentation Area next to the PERFORMANCE FORUM

Tuesday 23rd November 2010

14:30 CET

The constantly growing environmental requirements and the increasingly complex RSLs (Restricted Substance Lists) call for a standard. The bluesign® standard guarantees brands and textile manufacturers with all necessary requirements, creates transparency, leads to more responsibility, and ensures the best possible manufacturing process. Learn all about the possibilities how your company can benefit from the bluesign® standard.

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About the orator

Mr Sebastian Baumgartner

bluesign technologies ag

Employee

As an expert in communications, Sebastian Baumgartner is working since 15 years in the sporting goods industry. With his expertise in ECO Design and Environmental issues, he organized several Summits for Sustainability in the sporting goods industry in relation to Messe Munich (ispo). He is a member of the bluesign technologies team of science experts. The company uses its expertise to enhance the manufacturing processes of its customers while cultivating a positive movement towards sustainability in the industry.

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