Partner Factory: CFB – Portugal
CFB has over 15 years of experience in researching eco-friendly fabrics and sustainable production methods. Their commitment to ethical manufacturing and environmental responsibility makes them the ideal partner for Backdoor Market.
Sustainable Manufacturing Practices at CFB
CFB implements innovative processes to minimize environmental impact:
55% of electricity used comes from solar energy via photovoltaic panels.
Boiler water is pre-heated with solar panels, reducing energy consumption.
100% of industrial waste is recycled to ensure minimal landfill contribution.
Special roofing materials and UV ray protection films lower energy usage by reducing the need for air conditioning.
Water-saving technologies minimize water waste throughout production.
Eco-friendly lighting systems reduce electricity consumption across all facilities.
Energy-efficient machinery cuts emissions and supports sustainable manufacturing.
A comprehensive recycling program ensures proper disposal of paper, plastic, batteries, and fabrics.
Profits are reinvested into modernizing facilities, ensuring more eco-friendly operations.
Sustainability & Ethical Manufacturing Go Hand-in-Hand
We believe sustainability must also include ethical business practices.
CFB ensures:
Fair, livable wages for all employees.
No child labor—all workers are legally employed adults.
Compliance with EU labor laws on working hours and conditions.
Safe working environments, with fair break times and essential benefits.
Medical assistance available for all employees.
OEKO-TEX® certification for all garments, ensuring safe, non-toxic fabrics.
Water Efficiency & Recycled Cotton
CFB takes extra measures to reduce the environmental impact of cotton production:
Recycled cotton sourced from fabric scraps is used to create new garments, minimizing waste.
The dyeing process consumes 70% less water than traditional methods.
Water is recycled through a circular system, ensuring no harmful chemicals are released.
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