the making of a green shirt
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The Making of a Green Shirt – Sustainable Manufacturing through A Vertically-Integrated Supply Chain. Dr. John Cheh Vice Chairman & CEO, Esquel Group Oct 19, 2011. The Making of a Green Shirt. Esquel’s Vertically-Integrated Set Up. The Making of a Green Shirt. Cotton Farming. Spinning. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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The Making of a Green Shirt – Sustainable Manufacturing through A Vertically-Integrated Supply Chain
Dr. John ChehVice Chairman & CEO, Esquel Group
Oct 19, 2011
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The Making of a Green Shirt
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Esquel’s Vertically-Integrated Set Up
Spinning Weaving/Knitting GarmentManufacturing
Trims& Packaging
Retail and Direct Distribution
Cotton Farming
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Sustainability is at the Heart of Our Corporate Culture
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Common misconceptions about sustainable production:
• Add to the costs• For public relations reasons• Needs to be forced upon (by media, customer or government)
• For large companies only
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Successful companies are successful because they practise sustainable production
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Embrace Technology & Modern management
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Sustainable farming methods and technologies result in increase in cottonyields and higher income and quality of life for farmers
Growing OrganicCotton in Xinjiang,Certified by Ecocert
Natural Pest Control, breedingcotton pests’ enemyto reduce pesticideconsumption
Handpicking Cotton, eliminatesuse of chemicaldefoliant
Drip Irrigation,reduces waterconsumption andusage of chemicalfertilizer
The Making of a Green ShirtSustainable Farming
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The Making of a Green ShirtSustainable Farming
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Water Consumption of Cotton Shirt Energy Consumption of Cotton Shirt
Fabric87%
Apparel13%
Fabric57%
Apparel18% Yarn
25%
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Annual energy consumption fell by 40% from 2005 to 2010, equivalent to 160 M kwh of electricity and 242,000 tons of greenhouse gas emission
Installation ofFrequency Inverters to all Machineryreduces energyconsumption by 40%
Installation of Water Curtains,better ventilationand cooling save up to 80% electricity
Energy EfficientLighting: replaced light bulbs with highefficiency fluorescent lighttubes and reflectors
Installation ofSkylights: makes use of natural light to reduce energy consumption
Steam PoweredAir-conditioningSystem:reduces heat and saveselectricity
The Making of a Green ShirtEnergy Saving
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The Making of a Green ShirtEnergy Saving
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Reduction of water consumption by 50% from 2005 to 2010, equivalent to 6.8 M tons of water
Waste Water Treatment Plantneutralizeswaste water from mills andfactories
Patented Pulse Dyeing Technologyconsumes less water, electricity and chemicals
Cold Pad Batch Pre- treatmentTechnologysaves water and energy
Recycling Condensedand Cooling Water saveswater & steam
Green Washinguses ecologicallybiodegradableproducts fortreatment andfinishing
WetProcessingCentrerecycles water in garment washingprocess
Reuses Soap Waterreuses up to 300 tons of water every day
Heat ExchangeSystemsaves 137 tons of steam
The Making of a Green ShirtWater Conservation
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The Making of a Green ShirtWater Conservation
Traditional Dyeing Pulse Dyeing
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Thermal Power Plantsupplies ownelectricity and steam to enhance energy efficiency and reduces carbon dioxide emissions
Desulfurization of Waste Lye reducessulfur dioxideemissions
Uses Only Clean Low Sulfur Coalwhich is cleaner source of power
The Making of a Green ShirtEmission Control
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Suppliers need to upgrade and
innovate
• Consolidation
• Cost containment (“It’s All About Productivity”)
• Creativity and innovation
• Conservation
• Corporate social responsibility
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Competitiveness of Suppliers
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Winning As The Industry Consolidates
Drivers of industry consolidation
• Abolishment of quota
• Stretched material & labor supply with surging costs
• Buyers’ desire to simplify and optimize their sourcing operations
• Flight to quality and stability
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14%22% 26% 31% 32%
37% 39%34%4%
4%5%
6% 7%8% 8%
9%
4%
4%5%
5%6%
6% 6%7%
3%
4%4%
4%5%
5% 6%7%
10%
9%7%
6%6%
5% 5% 5%
3%
4%4%
4%4%
5% 4% 5%56%
48% 45% 41% 38%33% 32% 33%
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 YTD Jun11
RoW
India
Mexico
Bangladesh
Indonesia
Vietnam
China
Source: US Office for Textile and Apparel
Consolidation of Major Exporting Countries to US (by Value of Total Apparel)
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Compete through State-of-the-Art Equipment toImprove Quality & Productivity
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Compete through State-of-the-Art Equipment to Improve Quality & Productivity
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Creativity and Innovations
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Creativity and Value Adding Services
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Caring for People and Local Communities
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Caring for People and Local Communities
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Caring for People and Local Communities
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Caring for People and Local Communities
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“We Must Become The Change We Want To See”
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THANK YOU