Archroma, a global leader in colour and specialty chemicals, has been honoured with Eco-innovation Award by WWF Pakistan at the organization’s Annual Green Office Network Meeting in Karachi, Pakistan. The award was presented by Naeem Mughal, Director General, Sindh Environmental Protection Agency, Government of Pakistan.
The award is a recognition of Archroma’s continuous efforts to foster sustainable innovations aimed at preserving dwindling ground water reserves, and developing eco-efficient processes that reduce energy, process time and resource consumption.
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Mujtaba Rahim, CEO, Archroma Pakistan said, “We are continuously creating powerful new processes and products that support our and our customers’ sustainability ambitions. Our innovative teams are raising the bar on environmental standards and production cycles in our industries. For instance, our EarthColors sulfur dyes are developed from natural waste such as walnut and almond husks and agricultural crop waste, replacing the oil-based raw materials to create warm shades of brown on cotton fabrics. Our “Sustainable Effluent Treatment” plant at Jamshoro, Pakistan, operates at zero liquid discharge in our production processes saving enormous amounts of water.”
It may be noted that the WWF granted Green Office labelling rights to Archroma’s offices in Landhi, Pakistan earlier this year.
