We are so pleased to announce that Banana Moon has been ISO 14001 certified! A certification that means a lot to us, as we are committed to reducing our environmental impact, reducing the use of water and the use of plastics in our production processes, and making all our processes and operations as sustainable as possible.
ISO 14001 is an internationally recognised standard to help businesses across all sectors make their day to day operations more sustainable. The ISO 14001 maps out a framework for any company or organisation to follow, in order to set up an effective environmental management system. It can also help driving an organisation to evaluate how to manage emergency response, customer expectations, stakeholders and the general relationships with the localcommunity.
As a business, we are keen to constantly improve and become more sustainable. By getting the ISO 14001 we commit to reduce our impact on the environment and making our daily operations more sustainable. We want to continue to be at the forefront of the personalised clothing industry and achieving standards like this means, that we have a structure to ensure we are constantly pushing ourselves to deliver high quality product and service to you in a way that causes less impact on the planet.
As a customer, you need to be able to trust that the supplier you use for your personalised clothing can provide a quality, service and product that live up to the standards they say they will. Having the ISO 14001 certification demonstrates our commitment to environmental sustainability, and it assures our customers and stakeholders that our environmental impact is being measured and improved. Furthermore, it aligns us with other companies around the world that have similar certifications. These companies want to work with a supplier that is committed to reducing the negative impact of clothing production on the environment, so as a customer you are ensured that you are buying from a company that’s taking its responsibility towards the environment seriously.
Do you want to read more about our sustainable initiatives? Have a look here.
