RSWM

Sustainability

SUSTAINABILITY

We only take,
what we can give back
For over 60 years, RSWM Limited has been at the forefront of sustainable practices, driven not by mandates but by a deep passion to give back to nature what we take from it.

We maintain a reciprocal relationship with nature, taking only what we can give back. In the 21st century, our sustainability efforts have evolved. From harnessing renewable energy and recycling crores of PET bottles annually to reducing CO emissions and conserving water, our initiatives reflect our unwavering commitment to the environment.

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Green Energy

127 MN KW

Green Energy Used

At RSWM, our efforts to reduce reliance on traditional models of energy have led us to adopt renewable sources like solar and wind for our power needs.

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Bio Fuel

36055 MT

Bio Fuel Used

In order to replace fossil fuel consumption and reduce dependencies on harmful substances, we use dry husks to create biofuel to aid in our manufacturing processes.

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Water Care

20,51,024 KL

Recycled Water Used

Our facilities combat water consumption concerns in the textile industry by using advanced multi-stage treatment plants to recycle water through zero liquid discharge (ZLD) policy in place.

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Recycled Polyester

49,128 MT

Recycled Polyester Used

Plastic waste has engulfed the world in landfills and garbage patches on our oceans. To reverse this ecological crisis, we find ways to upcycle polyester in our products.

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Certified Cotton

17,358 MT

Certified Cotton Used

Integrating Certified Cotton into our product offerings, we actively support the growing demand for eco-conscious materials and contribute to a more resilient, sustainable future.

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PET Bottle Recycling

6.5 MN

PET Bottles Consumed Daily

Fibre Green is made by processing waste material into fibre. Disposed PET bottles are converted into flakes which are finally turned into fibre in different denier and cut for spinning into yarn.

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