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The fashion industry is known to be water-intensive, particularly in processes like fabric dyeing and finishing. These processes demand a considerable amount of energy, adding to the costs for manufacturers and brands. The production of fabrics and garments also releases wastewater with harmful chemicals into water bodies, which in turn pollutes ecosystems, one at a time.
Opting for low water use is the better alternative. As a brand, you can consciously source from suppliers that practice minimal and clean water consumption during manufacturing. Although the goal is to become "waterless," most manufacturers are experimenting with partial solutions, which is already a step in the right direction.
By adopting efficient water management systems, you can significantly reduce your water consumption. A reduced demand for water in the production process, coupled with water recycling, makes your manufacturers less vulnerable to supply chain fluctuations. Conserving water will eventually pay off, as it can lead to long-term cost savings and a more stable production process.
Cleaning Wastewater: Minimizes the discharge of polluted water and reduces the demand for freshwater.
Low-impact and Eco-friendly Dyes and Chemicals: Less harmful to the environment and require less water for processing.
Closed-loop Systems: Reuse the same water for different processes, reducing energy and chemical usage while keeping harmful effluents out of waterways.
Low-water Dyeing Machines: Although they may require significant changes in infrastructure and machinery, these technologies are crucial for reducing water usage.
At Manufy, we encourage brands to invest in a sustainable future by working closely with manufacturers that take their water footprint seriously. Understanding what low-water practices mean for the factories you work with is essential for making informed decisions and ensuring that water conservation efforts are effective.
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