Sustainability
Andriali's Sustainability Program for Ship Refurbishment
Using recycled polyester instead of untreated polyester results in lower carbon emissions. Giving a second life to fabrics discarded from ships keeps them away from oceans and landfills.
Our program focuses on the following objectives:
Preparation for Sustainability Integration through Surveys: We are preparing for sustainability measures through surveys.
Material Collection Process: We have established a systematic process for collecting and processing materials discarded from ships.
Documentation and Traceable Fabric Recycling: We recycle used fabrics into documented, traceable, and high-performance yarn.
Content of Solution Dyed Materials:
Polyester
Acrylic
Olefin
Content of Recycled Materials:
Polyester
Olefin
Certified by OEKO-TEX Standard 100.
Features of Recycled Olefin:
It ensures low water consumption during production.
It is produced from recyclable textile waste.
It does not contain harmful chemicals.
It promotes energy efficiency.
It has low CO2 and PO4 emissions.
Introducing Circularity In Marine Design
Holland America Line and woven fabric producer Andriali Contract have clubbed together for a pilot project to recycle and repurpose materials from drydock to further their mission of ‘Circularity in Marine’ design.
