What have been achived already, structure based on the key elements of the green Deal Achievements in Alignment with the Green Deal 1. Circular Economy Progress: Tangible implementation for woven and knitted fabrics. Outcome: Advancing material reuse and recycling in production processes. 2. Sustainable Materials Progress: Actively integrating sustainable materials across operations. Outcome: Significant adoption, demonstrating leadership in sustainability. 3. Product Longevity Progress: A core principle embedded in the industry's DNA. Outcome: Products designed to last, reducing waste and overconsumption. 4. Transparency Progress: Long-term partnerships have become standard practice. Outcome: Trust and accountability throughout the value chain. 5. Reduction of Chemicals Progress: Streamlined product offerings and optimized chemical usage. Outcome: Safer processes and a minimized environmental footprint. 6. Water and Energy Efficiency Progress: Major investments already made and ongoing. Outcome: Significant improvements in resource efficiency. 7. Climate Neutrality Progress: Substantial advancements achieved, though further steps remain. Outcome: On track to meeting climate-neutral goals. 8. Responsible Consumption Progress: Focused on production-on-demand models. Outcome: Reduction in overproduction and waste. 9. Social Responsibility Progress: Applied across the entire value chain. Outcome: Comprehensive commitment to ethical practices and worker welfare.