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Kornit Digital commits to save 4.3 trillion litre water

By October 1, 20211 Min Read
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Kornit Digital Ltd, a worldwide market leader in digital textile production technologies, has released its 2020 Impact and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Report. This inaugural report affirms Kornit’s commitment to achieving specific ESG goals. This includes the way Kornit conducts business, creates meaningful impact in local communities, and achieves environmental sustainability, in addition to how Kornit will continue to build a diverse and inclusive company culture, foster employee growth and development, and empower fair and safe labour practices globally.

“Our vision is to boldly transform the world of fashion and textiles for a better, more sustainable planet. This report serves as our roadmap to achieving this vision. The fashion industry is unfortunately responsible for severe ecological damage, producing nearly 20% of global wastewater each year and over-producing an average of 30% as an integral part of its ‘normal’ course of doing business. We are laser-focused on changing that trajectory. Sustainability is top of mind at Kornit, in our spirit and in practice, every single day,” said Ronen Samuel, Chief Executive Officer, Kornit Digital.

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