TEJIDOS ROYO's history is marked by the development of the most advanced industrial process techniques. The company has been a forerunner in foam dyeing technology as well as being the first textile company in Europe to use low impact raw materials (post-consumer pre-consumer, Tencel® and fibers of organic origin) for the creation of their fabrics.
As part of its DNA, TEJIDOS ROYO has always mantained a total commitment to the Sustainability and Protection of Human Rights throughout the whole Value Chain.
Following this philosophy, Tejidos Royo takes the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) as its own as the best path to sustainability
DRY INDIGO®, the future of sustainable denim, is now:
Revolutionary indigo dyeing technology using foam. An ECO - SUSTAINABLE technology, unique in the world, certified by AITEX (textile research institute).
Dry Indigo®, designed a new indigo yarn dyeing process. 100% eliminates the use of water, so it achieves ZERO wastewater discharge, which drastically minimises its impact on the environment. It also reduces energy use by 65%, 89% less chemicals. It's a real revolution. A MILESTONE IN THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY.
DRY BLACK®, the sustainable denim revolution, now in black:
Revolutionary Black denim dyeing technology using foam. An ECO - SUSTAINABLE technology, unique in the world, certified by AITEX (textile research institute).
DRY BLACK® means that we have been able to dye sulphurous black WITHOUT WATER, controlling sulphur, intensity and colour fixation, and what is more important, there is no need to clean the water after dyeing, as there is no conductivity at all and no spillage into the environment" : With DRY BLACK we achieve 99% less water in the dyeing process, 0% water spillage into the environment, 52% less chemicals and 72% reduction in energy use. BLACK TO THE FUTURE
The Higg Facility Environmental Module (Higg FEM) informs manufacturers, brands and retailers about the environmental performance of their individual facilities, enabling them to scale sustainability improvements.
SMETA:The Sedex Members' Ethical Trade Audit, SMETA, is an audit procedure that brings together good practice in an ethical auditing technique. By using SMETA, a supplier can carry out one audit and share it with several customers, rather than having to do separate audits for each customer. The SMETA methodology uses the ETI code and local laws as an assessment tool. It includes four modules: Health and Safety - Labour Standards - Environment (optional) - Business Ethics (optional)
BCI:BETTER COTTON INITIATIVE:This initiative is committed to sustainable cotton production, based on three key pillars; Environment, Social and Economic. BCI is obtained under controlled prices, having direct contact with the farmers by avoiding intermediaries, and by providing decent work conditions in the producing countries.
TE:TEXTILE EXCHANGE:Textile Exchange provides the knowledge and tools this industry needs to make significant improvements in three core areas: Fiber and Materials, Integrity and Standards, and Supply Chain.
UNGLOBAL COMPACT:A call to companies to align strategies and operations with universal principles on human rights, labour, environment an anticorruption, and take actions that advance societal goals.
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100:The OEKO-TEX® label indicates the additional benefits of tested safety for skin-friendly clothing and other textiles to interested end users. The test label therefore provides an important decision-making tool for purchasing textiles and provides manufacturers in the textile and clothing industry with a uniform benchmark on a scientific basis for the evaluation of potentially harmful substances in textiles.
GRS: GLOBAL RECYCLED STANDARD:Certification which guarantees the traceability of products containing more than 20% of recycled material in the final composition of the article.
OCS: ORGANIC CONTENT STANDARD:Certificate that guarantees a minimum% of raw material based on the criteria of biological cultivation. The articles that have obtained this recognition in TEJIDOS ROYO, contain more than 50% of organic cotton in its final composition.
BSCI: BUSINESS SOCIAL COMPLIANCE INITIATIVE:The Code of Conduct that contemplates the BSCI criteria, defines the values and principles for a responsible business practice in the supply chain and for TEJIDOS ROYO represents its public commitment promoting a responsible business activity.
Environmental Indicators 2012 – 2017
Generation / energy consumption.
Electric savings generated by the Cogeneration Engine since its comisioning:
PRIMARY ENERGY SAVINGS
Safe of
13.000.000 KWh
in 5 years
Environmental Indicators 2012 – 2017
Generation / energy consumption.
Reduction of emissions to the atmosphere since comissioning of the Cogeneration Engine::
PRIMARY ENERGY SAVINGS (T/CO2eq)
Environmental Indicators 2017 – 2018
Reduced electrical consumption due to the improvement of air compressors in Weaving during 2017.
INVESTMENT COMPRESSORS
Savings of 42.7% of electrical consumption by compressors
Consumption before the investment: 889.216 KWh
Estimated consumption after the investment:
508.723 KWh
Environmental Indicators 2017 – 2018
Reduction of energy consumption planned fo r the year 2018, deri ved from the investment made during the year 2017, i n the Lighting System (replacement of conventional lighting by LED Technology):
CONVERSION TO LED LIGHTING
The reduction foreseen by the improvement in the Lighting System equivalent to a total of 326 T/CO2 not emitted in 2018
Waste Containers 2015 - 2017
Reduction i n the generation of Packaging Waste, through the application of the best st rategies, to save raw materi a l s and reduce CO2 emissions. The ecological design criteria have contributed to reduce the use of raw materials n the manufacture of packaging i n a total of 5,549 kg of material compared to the data obtained in the Business Plan for Prevention of Packaging (2015-2017) of Tejidos Royo.
WASTE CONTAINERS
We have reduced the emission of about 25.000 kg of CO2 into the atmosphere.
Since 1998, The Jose & Ana Royo Foundation has acquired a commitment with Society, collaborating in Projects which contribute to economic development and quality of life of our society. Some of these projects are intended for people within the Company, who meet the requirements of the Foundation's bylaws.
2018 Foundation, we help our team: