Textile

The textile industry is among the leading sectors worldwide due to its supply of raw materials to many sectors, especially ready-to-wear clothing, home textiles, decoration, packaging, and automotive. The textile industry is an essential part of the global economy and an indispensable part of our daily lives. Although the impact of textile production on global warming has not been very prominent until today, the sector's greenhouse gas emission output is high due to its broad scope and supply chain. Therefore, textile production and consumption create a significant burden in terms of carbon emissions. Reducing the carbon footprint in this sector is critical for environmental sustainability.

Carbon emissions from textile production occur at various stages. Firstly, the production of raw materials, particularly the cultivation of traditional textile fibers such as cotton, leads to greenhouse gas emissions due to energy and water usage. Subsequently, production processes such as fiber processing, dyeing, and weaving also generate carbon emissions. Finally, the transportation of products and their delivery to the end consumer result in additional carbon emissions.

As GreenCarbon, we are here to assist the textile industry in its efforts to reduce carbon emissions. We guide our clients in environmentally friendly and sustainable production methods by offering various strategies and solutions such as process optimization and efficiency improvement, green energy use, sustainable material selection, and carbon-free transportation. We also provide consultancy regarding the EU Digital Product Passport, which the European Union will make mandatory for non-member country import products in the near future.