Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry (SCTI) and Together for Sustainability (TfS) have joined hands to support and accelerate the leather and textile industry's sustainability journey through sustainable chemistry.
- The two organisations will collaborate in driving convergence in standards and methodologies and inspire industry action for a better future.
The Organisations: Both TfS and SCTI share the mission to drive transformational change, and intend to collaborate on advancing the industry’s sustainability goals, leveraging the TfS Scope 3 greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) programme.
- SCTI is an alliance of leading chemical companies that strives to empower the textile and leather industries to apply sustainable, state-of-the-art chemistry solutions that protect factory workers, local communities, consumers and the environment.
- TfS is a member-driven initiative, raising Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) standards throughout the chemical industry. TfS members are chemical companies committed to making sustainability improvements within their own—and their suppliers’—operations. TfS has also launched a comprehensive programme to foster defossilisation of chemical value chains, providing standardisation tools to enable effective Scope 3 management based on primary data and launching the TfS Guideline to determine Product Carbon Footprint (PCF).
What They Said:
SCTI grew out of a collective belief that sustainable chemistry has a defining role in the textile and leather industry’s shift to sustainability. Our new partnership with TfS is an important milestone in this journey. Through TfS’s well established programs and tools, SCTI will benefit from some of the best practices, thereby accelerating our sustainability journey. This is the start of an exciting collaboration.
— Isabella Tonaco
Executive Director
Sustainable Chemistry for the Textile Industry
TfS is a firm believer of cross industry collaboration to achieve sustainable transformation. The Textile and Leather industry is a key industry sector making use of chemical raw materials. We share SCTI’s ambition and are thrilled to support its efforts in creating Scope 3 transparency and ultimately achieving its sustainability goals.
— Alessandro Pistillo
Co-Chair, GHG Scope 3 emissions programme
Together for Sustainability
