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Bluesign

Textile chemistrySwitzerland

Bluesign partners with the textile industry to promote sustainable production through safer chemistry, verified data, and responsible supply chain management. As part of the SGS family of companies, it provides services and solutions designed to reduce the environmental impact of textile manufacturing.

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Bluesign at a glance

Bluesign is a textile chemistry company headquartered in Switzerland. Xcout tracks 3 named people at Bluesign, including Dr. Makeba Kampara (Chief Operating Officer/ Head Technical Service).

Industry
Textile chemistry
Headquarters
Switzerland

Bluesign leadership

  • Dr. Makeba KamparaChief Operating Officer/ Head Technical Service
  • Barbara OswaldChief Commercial Officer
  • Dr. Daniel WaterkampHead of bluesign Academy

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