Primark, the fashion retailer that is widely known for its low prices
and fast fashion, has become a member of the Zero Discharge of Hazardous
Chemicals (ZDHC) group. Other members of this group include for example
Esprit, H&M and Nike.
The ZDHC group was founded in 2011 and consists of clothing- and
footwear brands that are committed to banning chemicals from their
production process. In 2011 the group formulated the Join Roadmap: a
document in which the steps towards a clean production process are
described. A few examples that are mentioned include the investigation of
safer methods of production and the organisation of workshops for
suppliers.
Primark issued the following statement in a press release: “This pledge
builds on the robust processes Primark already has in place to manage
chemicals in its supply chain.” With this statement, the chain which is
originally from Ireland refers to the Detox Campaign from Greenpeace in
which they participated in February 2014.
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