In conversation with Pei Zhang
Pei has been a part of Lindström China for more than 10 years! The We Care culture is what has made her stay, and in 2021, she was selected as The Outstanding Employee of the Year in 2021.
Towards net-zero workwear manufacturing
Prodem Hungary is one of Lindström’s three production-on-demand factories and a shining example of how commitment to sustainability permeates all parts of the operation. Learn how the Prodem model is contributing to our journey toward Net Zero by 2050.
We Care Culture puts people first and supports business
What does We Care Culture mean, and how does it show in our daily actions? This article describes our company culture in a nutshell.
Lindström renews gold medal in EcoVadis sustainability rating
Lindström is proud to be awarded with the EcoVadis gold medal for the second consecutive time. This places us in the top 5% of the over 125,000 evaluated companies, highlighting our commitment to sustainability.
Sustainable solutions with DingYuan Textile Technology
A large factory in the city of Hangzhou hides one of the pioneering textile recycling companies in China, DingYuan Textile Technology. We got to peek in behind the curtains and learn more about their way of recycling.
Lindström and UNICEF support India’s WASH programme
Did you know that 42% of Indian households do not have access to safe drinking water? Through UNICEF’s WASH program, we aim to reduce this number.
Improving hygiene in India: Supporting UNICEF’s impactful initiatives
At Lindström, we believe everyone should have access to clean water. Through the WASH initiative by UNICEF, we have the opportunity to contribute to better water, sanitation, and hygiene in India.
Tales of transformation: a UNICEF case study on plastic waste in India
70% of households in Haridwar and 90% in Rishikesh use a single bin for all their waste disposal. Lindström and UNICEF joins hands to promote a cleaner environment and reducing plastic waste.
Mangalajodi’s resilience: confronting the effects of climate change in India
India ranks as the world’s fifth most vulnerable country to climate change. Here, climate-resilient Water, Sanitation, and Hygiene (WASH) strategies are important in addressing the effects of climate change. UNICEF plays a role in implementing these strategies, but it is not doing it alone.
Lindström and UNICEF support clean water access in India
The partnership for WASH in India aims to ensure that clean water is accessible to everyone, especially those who need it most.