LAHORE: Descon Oxychem Ltd. announced that it has secured the "Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals" (ZDHC) certification, an international recognition of its commitment to environmental standards and sustainability, a statement said on Monday.
The ZDHC certification, which is awarded by the ZDHC Foundation, a global coalition of brands, manufacturers, and service providers, verifies that Descon Oxychem Ltd. has implemented best practices to reduce the environmental impact of its operations and ensure the responsible management of hazardous chemicals.
The certification is especially important in the context of supply chain management, as it enables companies associated with Descon Oxychem Ltd. to improve their environmental performance and contribute to the global effort to minimize the discharge of harmful substances into water waste.
"The ZDHC certification is a testament to our dedication to environmental stewardship and responsible business practices," said Mohsin Zia, CEO of Descon Oxychem Ltd., in a statement. "By adhering to these stringent standards, we aim to set a benchmark for excellence in the industry and inspire others to prioritize sustainability."
The ZDHC certification also positions Descon Oxychem Ltd. as a leader in the industry, both domestically and internationally. As a ZDHC-certified entity, Descon Oxychem Ltd. will continue to focus on innovation and sustainable practices, contributing to a cleaner and safer environment for present and future generations.
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