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Gildan releases 2018 Genuine Responsibility Sustainability report


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ildan has released its 15th Genuine Responsibility 2018 Sustainability Report, which is available to read on the company's


This year's report highlights the company's 2018 results, key priorities and future commitments towards its vision of Making Apparel Better.


Claudia Sandoval, vice-president, corporate citizenship, said:


"We are pleased with the progress that we are making to improve people's lives in the regions where we operate, to continually implement innovative environmental solutions to positively impact our footprint and to improve the livelihood of our neighbouring communities.


"Part of the advantages of owning and operating the facilities where our clothes our made, is that we have the power to provide good, stable jobs and benefits, and safe and healthy work environments for our employees. In addition, by running our own operations we can ensure that our products are made through processes that are respectful of the environment. "As we continue this journey, we remain focused on making tangible progress on the material issues important to our stakeholders and continue to strengthen our sustainability


Cotton Textile Company MD completes 25 run challenge for charity


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fter 600km, submersion in mud, dodging


cattle and running across beaches, Richard King, The Cotton Textile Company MD, has completed his 25 run challenge for SNAP Charity.


In January, Mr King set out to raise money for SNAP charity, an essential organisation that supports the parents and carers of kids with mental and physical challenges and disabilities. After learning that 2019 is the charityʼs 25th anniversary it was agreed that the challenge would be 25 runs.


commitment by aligning our efforts with the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals."


Report highlights ● Gildan's biomass systems in Honduras and the Dominican Republic, in combination with other initiatives, have allowed the company to generate 40% of its total energy needs


through renewable sources in 2018. ● In 2018, the company's total expenditures for materials and services with local suppliers in Central America and the Caribbean Basin were close to $200 million, which helped


create many business opportunities for these suppliers. ● Last year, the company invested more than $13.6 million in supplemental benefits for employees, such as subsidised meals, free transportation, vaccines, medicine and vitamins. It also offered more than 5.1 million hours of training to


employees. ● Gildan also invested close to $2 million in community giving to enrich people's quality of life.


● To read the report in full visit www.genuineresponsibility.com


PF Concept grows Superheroes range


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aunched in April, PF Concept's Superheroes range initially included a T shirt and a cap, but now more products have been added to grow this collection. The insulated jacket Atlas and the insulated bodywarmer Pallas as well as the softshell jacket Orion, in Elevate quality, all for men and women in six co-ordinated shades, match the colours of the Heros T shirt and Feniks cap. The new styles are designed to be the ideal companion for the colder seasons. Atlas and Pallas are made of 100% woven nylon and can be decorated, among others, on an especially designed chest pocket to let the customers logo shine. Orion offers multiple locations for branding and is made of 100% polyester bonded with 100% polyester micro fleece. Especially handy, the softshell jacket is water repellent. All materials are fulfilling the high Standard 100 by Oeko-Tex.


Richard King at the Eden Project before taking part in Parkrun


Having raised over £1,000 and helping to increase awareness of this amazing team of people who provide vital support and signposting that isnʼt offered by the NHS or other health services he has now reached the end. On September 26, Mr King ran with supporters and members of the SNAP team between the Cotton Textileʼs office and SNAPʼs headquarters. His final run took place through the Essex towns of Hutton, Shenfield, Brentwood and Warley.


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Furthermore, PF Concept offers the option for interior custom branding in White Label style. All models have a tearaway-cutaway main label for tagless comfort. The Boreas beanie from Bullet adds up to the portfolio and comes with a patch for branding. The item features a double folded edge and is available in 12 colours. The Superheroes concept redefines the branding standard, by providing high stock levels and competitive pricing. The styles are available in matching colours and can be decorated in only two days up to 250 pieces.


Boreas beanie from Bullet October 2019 | 5 |


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