Spain-based Jeanologia — a developer of sustainable apparel finishing technologies — has introduced Environmental Impact Measuring (EIM) software to assess the environmental impact of garment finishing processes and measure water, energy and chemical usage as well as its impact on worker health.
Jeanologia reports the EIM software provides a tool for laundries and garment-finishing companies to measure the environmental impact of their processes and help them adopt more sustainable practices.
"Thanks to EIM software and Jeanologia technologies, we can say that product and ecology are now possible," said Enrique Silla, president, Jeanologia. "We do not have to sacrifice the product to be green; a vintage and fashionable product can be done in a completely sustainable way, without harming the environment and without increasing production costs."
