Friday, April 3, 2020

Sava, Preparing for GOTS Certification

Sava International, leading home furnishing textile exporter from India, has been appreciated and awarded by various bodies for its excellent quality and dedication. Recently the company received ISO 9001:2008 certification for its quality products and production processes.

Now, Sava is preparing for GOTS (Global Organic Textile Standard) Certification Process.

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a distinct body dedicated towards Textile and Fiber Handling and Production. GOTS is a consensus-based standard that are developed after years of deliberations and discussions by the International working group. Primary aim of GOTS is to express prescribed requirements in order to ensure the original status of the textile. It includes the efficient functioning of methods involved in the production process. Everything from the harvested raw material to finally manufactured product is involved. Idea behind is to ensure that all processes are environmentally friendly and abide by the social responsibility meeting up the expectations of the customers. So that end consumer gets credible assurance in the product.


GOTS working is directed towards the development and expansion process of the organic supply chain and subsequently global organic textile and fiber infrastructure.

Organic textile and fiber production and its all phases have to pass through a checking process after which a certificate is granted just like a process of NOP, National Organic Program lead for the organic food and feed certification. Textile production and manufacturing passes huge lot of phases dealing with variety of facilities before the final consumer product.  As an effect, all production phases need an evaluation by the certifying body in order to trace the compliance and ability of the product as per the organic standards.

Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) is a tool for effective implementation of environmental friendly system of production along with social accountability in the organic textile industry.

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