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Cider Holding Limited Sustainability Actions

Published a sustainability page

Cider has a sustainability page on its own website. The page title shows that the brand is presenting some ethical and sustainability efforts, but the visible content in the provided material is very limited. That means the brand is at least trying to communicate on the topic, but the page does not, by itself, show detailed data such as emissions numbers, supplier lists, or progress against targets.

Shared some supplier details

Independent commentary says Cider shares examples of three tier 1 manufacturing suppliers. Tier 1 suppliers are the factories that make the finished products. The brand reportedly lists factory names, employee counts, specialties, and some responsibility practices. This is more disclosure than some fast fashion brands give, but the same source says most of the wider supply chain is still not shown, so the picture remains incomplete.

Published a code of conduct

Cider is described as having a code of conduct that covers human rights, safety, environment, and integrity. A code of conduct is a set of rules suppliers are expected to follow. The same commentary says the brand does not clearly explain what happens if a supplier breaks the rules, or how it fixes problems. So the policy exists, but the enforcement side is not clear.

Uses some recycled materials

Independent commentary says Cider has a recycled collection and uses Global Recycled Standard certified fabrics in some items. The Global Recycled Standard is a third-party rule for recycled content and related checks. However, the same source says these products are often blended with other fibres such as polyester, spandex, or rayon, so they are not fully made from recycled material. That limits how far the claim goes.

Uses some supplier water treatment

One independent article says some of Cider’s suppliers use water membrane treatment technology. This is a process that helps clean wastewater before it is released or reused. The source also says Cider talks about water reduction in a vague way and does not explain which methods it uses. So there is some sign of water management, but not enough detail to judge how strong it is.

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