Sustainability
Hajee Akter Textile & Processing Mills Limited
Hajee Akter Textile & Processing Mills Limited (MTIL) is not just about processing, dyeing and printing fabrics, it’s a brand that also keeps a keen interest in sustainable development. Yes, you read that right; we believe in sustainability. In fact, we are all about sustainability. We have purchase high-tech machinery that can extract the chemicals used in the dyes so that the end products, which are woven fabrics, can be tagged as sustainable fashion. This is precisely why numerous eminent brands love our products and keep ordering them in bulk.
Our only commitment - Preserving Resources for Generation-X
We have gone through several environmental science books, we know that our natural sources are depleting at an alarming rate, but still, we keep doing so; especially those who are into the textile business. They generally use natural resources and in return, again pollute them. But Hajee Akter’s motives are different, we do use resources but at the same time, we try to give it back to nature.
ETP
We process the water we utilize and re-use it
With the help of our latest Japanese technology which is the chemical ETP, we process the toxic water that remains after dyeing woven materials. This technology helps in processing 50% water for re-use. And we use this 50% of water for irrigation.
But, we are planning to use 100% of processed water very soon.
CRP/Caustic Recovery Plant
We own and operate a Caustic Recovery Plant (CRP)
To reduce caustic soda from our products we generally do a 'Caustic Recovery' process that dilutes the caustic soda solution from the textile, which eventually comes out from the mercerizing machines. Our CRP does at least 75% Caustic recovery.
Energy Save/Jute burn
We also save energy
Hajee Akter has its own energy plant that produces heat to burn the wastes garments jute. This heat is then further transformed to steam energy, to run the fuel-saving economizer generator and gas saving economizer boiler. So basically, we save almost 45% of energy from the total requirement of any textile factory that is into dyeing and printing fabrics etc.
We would also like to inform that our factory other boiler that consumes steam generated energy received from the garments jute boiler process. By adhering to this process, we are directly saving a lot of electricity.
Apart from using steam power, indigenous sun light system is also being used. This system is installed on the roof/top floor. Sunlight systems basically allow natural sunlight to enter the production floor. So basically, our workers are working in a well-lit area without using electronic lights.
And let's not forget, wide roads, open windows, and more to keep our factory air quality safe for workers.
