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HIGHLIGHTS

RATTI SIGNS UP TO
THE FASHION PACT

The contents of this section show how the Ratti Group The Fashion Pact is a coalition of global leaders
supports the achievement of Sustainable Development in the fashion and textiles sector, committed
Goals 6, 7, 12 and 13. To do this, the Group: to reaching shared objectives and focusing on
three main areas: stopping global warming,
▪l Promotes sustainable mobility initiatives to its staff; reviving biodiversity and protecting the oceans.
l Commits to reducing environmental impact in terms of
chemical products used, energy and water consumption and
CO emissions;▪
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l Thinks strategically through circular economy projects.
ZDHC AND SUPPLIER TO ZERO

Ratti has signed up to the new ZDHC programme
THE SUSTAINABLE FOUNDATIONS “Supplier to ZERO”. Its objective is to improve the
system for managing chemical products through
OF THE RATTI GROUP the application of new standards, best practices and
recommendations.
By taking part in the programme, the company will
be able to certify its performance in terms of the
system used to manage chemicals, in a process
GOTS AND OCS consisting of three levels.
ORGANIC SILK
In 2021 Ratti successfully completed the first level,
and is expected to complete the “Progressive Level”
in 2022.

GOTS ORGANIC GOTS AND OCS
AND GRS
RECYCLED ORGANIC COTTON RATTI DETERMINES
AND
WOOL
RECYCLED GRS ENVIRONMENTAL FOOTPRINT
THROUGH OEF
HEMP
Ratti SpA has decided to ascertain the environmental
footprint of its Guanzate plant by applying
LINEN
the OEF (Organisation Environmental Footprint)
methodology, a European standard which operates
LYOCELL RECYCLED GRS from the point of view of life cycle.
AND RCS
POLYESTER
RESPONSIBLE
LEATHER
Ratti has produced an environmental self-
declaration in accordance with ISO14021, certified
by an accredited third party. On the basis of this

FSC AND RECYCLED GRS AND RCS statement, consumption per metre of fabric
RCS VISCOSE RECYCLED produced at the Gunazate plant has fallen
AND (comparing 2019 with 2013) as follows:
ORGANIC-BASED
NYLON
–29% –31%
GRS CONSUMPTION CONSUMPTION
OF
BEMBERG™ ELECTRICITY WATER
OF
CUPRO –35%
CONSUMPTION
OF
METHANE GAS