Fabritex Ventures Mission
Our mission is to be a leading & trusted “Garments Buying House” company in Bangladesh, dedicated to delivering exceptional sourcing and procurement solutions to our valued global clientele. We strive to leverage our in-depth industry expertise, foster strong partnerships, and uphold the highest standards of quality, ethics, and sustainability throughout our operations.
Impact on The Environment
Garments buying houses play a significant role in the global fashion industry. While they contribute to the economy and facilitate the production and distribution of clothing, they also have several impacts on the environment.
- Resource Consumption: Garments buying houses drive the demand for raw materials such as cotton, synthetic fibers, and dyes. This leads to increased resource consumption and places a strain on water, energy, and land resources.
- Water Pollution: The dyeing and finishing processes involved in garment production generate wastewater containing harmful chemicals. Improper disposal of this wastewater can lead to water pollution and pose a threat to aquatic life and human health.
- Chemical Use: The textile industry relies heavily on chemicals for dyeing, printing, and finishing garments. These chemicals can be hazardous to the environment and contribute to air and water pollution.
- Waste Generation: The fashion industry produces a substantial amount of waste, including cuttings, defective products, and excess inventory. Disposal of this waste can be challenging and contributes to landfill burden.
- Energy Consumption: The garment production process requires significant energy, particularly in manufacturing facilities and transportation. High energy consumption leads to greenhouse gas emissions and contributes to climate change.
- Deforestation: Demand for natural fibers like cotton can lead to deforestation as land is cleared to make way for cotton fields, impacting ecosystems and biodiversity.
- Transportation Emissions: Garments are often produced in one country and then transported to various locations for distribution. This shipping process generates emissions, contributing to air pollution and climate change.
- Microplastic Pollution: Synthetic fabrics shed microplastic fibers during washing, which eventually enter water bodies and harm aquatic life.
- Labor and Human Rights: In some cases, the fashion industry's drive for cheaper and faster production can result in poor working conditions and labor exploitation, violating human rights and workers' welfare.
- Fast Fashion Culture: The fast fashion model, often facilitated by buying houses, promotes a rapid turnover of clothing, encouraging overconsumption and leading to more waste
Information
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