AGI Denim, a leading Pakistani denim manufacturer, is setting ambitious environmental goals, aiming for net-zero carbon emissions by 2050. Their first Sustainability Report outlines impressive progress and a clear roadmap for the future.
From coal-free power to mangrove planting, the company is tackling carbon head-on. They saved over 71 million kWh and avoided 19,469 tons of CO2e in 2023 alone, and target a 50 per cent reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions by 2030. Water conservation is another priority. AGI Denim achieved an 826 million liter reduction in 2023, aiming for an 80 per cent decrease by 2027 and even "net-positive" water usage by 2040. Their innovative water treatment plants and "Double Zero" dye technology contribute significantly.
Sustainability extends to materials as well. By 2030, 90 per cent of their materials will be sustainable, including regenerative cotton and recycled fibers. This marks a major shift towards environmental responsibility.
AGI Denim's commitment to sustainability goes beyond mere pledges. Their actions speak volumes, paving the way for a greener denim industry. This report is a testament to their leadership and serves as an inspiration for others to follow suit.
