Fast-fashion giant Shein has achieved a significant milestone in its sustainability journey as its ‘Centre of Innovation for Garment Manufacturing’ bagged a certificate for its Zero Waste to Landfill Management System. Awarded by independent auditor TÜV Rheinland, this recognition underscores Shein’s commitment to reducing its environmental footprint.

The certification marks the third Shein facility to meet TÜV Rheinland's stringent zero-waste standards. Emphasising on the measures taken to achieve this milestone, the company said, it implemented a comprehensive waste management strategy focused on reducing, reusing, and recycling to minimise land pollution.

Shein’s efforts through its innovation center reflect its broader strategy to align with global sustainability practices, addressing growing concerns over fast fashion's environmental impact. By adhering to zero-waste principles, the company aims to set a benchmark in waste management within the industry while innovating in garment manufacturing processes.