Novonesis joins Bluesign to enhance transparency

Novonesis has become a System Partner of bluesign, strengthening its commitment to sustainable innovation in the textile and leather sectors.

By joining the bluesign System Partnership, Novonesis will work within the platform’s framework for input assessment, transparency, and continuous improvement. The partnership also reinforces the company’s role in developing biosolutions that support more responsible production methods.

The bluesign System is based on science-driven standards and verified primary data reviewed by bluesign experts. It connects chemical suppliers, manufacturers, and brands within a single system focused on chemical management, efficient resource use, and the safety of workers and consumers.

The bluesign System Partnership further strengthens Novonesis’ focus on promoting responsible production across the textile and leather industries.

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