Next time you have a swig of cold water from the plastic bottle next to your bed, think about the connection between the bottle and your bed sheet. None, you will say. But that’s not how GHCL thinks. For the company, there is a life-and-death link between used plastic and textiles. In fact, it recycles used plastic products, and uses the re-polmerised fibre to blend it with cotton to manufacture bedspreads. Passionate about environment, GHCL desires to make this world healthier and happier.
At the heart of the company’s philosophy is a vision to build on the four pillars of Sustainability, Traceability, Innovation, and Giving-Back. This is woven into the system of a “circular economy”, which goes beyond the usual corporate mechanism of take-make-dispose. Under the new global best practices, a company desires to take, make, dispose, and reuse. This is the idea behind products like Rekoop, which uses recycled plastic and mixes it with cotton in a 40:60 mix. This is sustainability at its best.
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