COSCO Has Become One Of The Newest Contributors Of Value Chain.

About COSCO:

In 2015, its global sales amounted to 12 billion 100 million euros. It is one of the largest polymer manufacturers in the world. Its core business areas include the production of high-tech polymer materials and the development of innovative solutions for products used in many daily life areas.

The key industries of services include: automobile industry, electrical / electronic industry, construction industry, sports and leisure industry.

The predecessor of the COSCO Group is Bayer Material Polytron Technologies Inc, which has 30 production bases worldwide, and has approximately 15700 employees (full time employees) in the first quarter of 2016.

COSCO joined the "zero emission plan for hazardous chemicals" and became a contributor to the value chain.

After joining the program, Ke Si can better lead sustainable polyurethane coatings through its INSQIN technology.

Innovation and development

COSCO has formally joined the "zero emission plan of hazardous chemicals" (ZDHC), becoming one of the newest contributors of value chain.

After becoming the ZDHC contributor, the company will devote more resources to innovation through chemical technology, materials manufacturing and supply chain cooperation.

And footwear brand owners to achieve sustainable chemical management.

Kos creates the waterborne raw materials needed for the production of polyurethane coated textiles, which are widely used in fashion, sports and outdoor apparel industries such as vamp, synthetic leather and bags, functional fabrics, etc.

Through its pioneering technology and R & D INSQIN integration services, cos has actively cooperated with clothing and footwear manufacturers and manufacturers to promote the innovation of polyurethane coated textiles and achieve the solvent-free material manufacturing process.

ZDHC is committed to building a wide range of partnerships to eliminate harmful chemicals in the value chain of textile and footwear industries through training and providing tools.

In 2011, 6 leading brands in the textile industry participated in the formulation of the ZDHC plan.

At present, the program has developed into a group composed of 22 signing brands, 12 value chain related enterprises and 7 industry associations.

It is a milestone for the two sides to join the ZDHC plan.

Mr. Ni Gule, Nick Smith, general manager of cosmos global textile and coatings business, said: "I greatly appreciate ZDHC's plan to promote sustainable chemistry in the textile industry.

The company will work together with other ZDHC signing companies to lead the fashion industry and expand the influence of the program.

Frank Michel, chief executive of ZDHC, said: "we are very pleased to see kstro's strong support for the elimination of harmful chemicals, and warmly welcome Kos to join the ZDHC program as a value chain contributor."

In October 14, 2016, ZDHC announced that Kos was officially joining the program, while joining the sustainable clothing alliance (SAC), Italy UNIC National Leather Industry Association (Unione Nazionale Industria Conciara) and Centro Tessile Serico.