During the event, Eurofins | BLC’s Chemical Lead and Chem-MAP® Technical Manager, Georgina Mawer, received positive feedback from delegates after successfully delivering her keynote presentation on how brands can implement a robust chemical management system. Georgina also gave an overview of how implementing the Chem-MAP® programme can help minimise risk around hazardous chemistry.
Supported by Francesca Giometti, Eurofins| AQM, the two keynote speakers gave valuable insight on notable challenges within the industry with topics covering: how to better control factories’ chemical management practices, wastewater, the elimination of hazardous chemicals from the supply chain, and how to implement a robust chemical management system.
Georgina and Francesca’s approach to disseminating technical information ensured that delegates were able to derive succinct advice from the event such as:
‘Engaging presentations, which not only highlighted the challenges faced by manufactures but also offered solutions that can be implemented with ease.’
‘Valuable examples used by the team to help the audience understand why material supply chain knowledge can help support supplier transparency and traceability of chemicals.’
‘Powerful reasoning behind the need to align processes with ZDHC goals and objectives.’
The technical seminar attracted professionals from each stage of the supply chain process from retail, brand to manufacturers working within the leather and textiles industry.
Chem-MAP® has been developed by Eurofins | BLC.
Chem-MAP® is a suite of Chemical Management and Verification systems for the leather, textile, and synthetic materials supply chains. The programme is approved by ZDHC and offers ZDHC Conformance Level 1 to 3. Chem-MAP® supports businesses with MRSL and RSL management, actively reducing chemical risk to customers, workers, and the environment.
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Published 24th April 2024 Read more