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Go5, a non-profit association founded by a group of former patients of the Cancer Institute of Milan, has as its main objective to finance projects and initiatives to accompany and follow the patients of the institute, helping them to solve the problems that could arise with the disease and trying to make their path lighter. Among the projects espoused by Go5 this year, there is “Il Filo d’Arianna”: an initiative conceived in collaboration with a team of psychologists and oncologists from the National Cancer Institute and dedicated to women affected by metastatic cancer at breast, to help them find the balance necessary to continue to lead a normal life. Ratti actively participated in the project by making available its own fabrics that were used by the inmates of the high

Our fifth sustainability report is a document that represents a transparent report, created according to a model that aims to highlight the high quality of the relationships existing between our Group and its stakeholders, as part of a context that finds concreteness in the economic, social and environmental aspects. By publishing this new sustainability report, we would like to underline how this document has become, also from a cultural point of view, a significant moment because it describes how the results and initiatives are the result of teamwork. As for the previous editions, the new balance sheet will be available on our website as well as through a browsable version and a downloadable pdf version. Find out here!

Corriere della Sera, Bologna Business School and Aiccon awarded the 74 companies which best described their non-financial commitments and performances. Ratti was awarded once again for effectively communicating its sustainability strategy CLICK HERE to read the article of Il Corriere della Sera.

Ratti has chosen to join The Fashion Pact, a global coalition of fashion and textile companies, believing that the collective commitment of companies and experts is a fundamental resource for improving environmental performance. Ratti, together with the signatory companies, is committed to achieving net-zero by 2050, the safeguarding of endangered species, in the protection and reconstruction of habitat at risk, in the elimination of unnecessary plastic and in the adoption of recycled plastic in packaging.

Ratti has reduced its consumption per meter of fabric produced within its factory in Guanzate of: electricity methane gas water This assertion was certificated by Bureau Veritas Italia, as stated in the attachment. The significant result was achieved thanks to the investments made and the efforts of the people who work in the company.

Ratti appears in the 2022 ranking of the 100 greenest and most eco-friendly Italian companies attentive to the climate and environmental sustainability. The ranking was presented by Corriere della Sera, Pianeta 2030 and Statista. If you want to know more read the article on Il Corriere della Sera   

The issue of sustainability has always been close to Ratti’s heart and the focus of continuous improvement. In the huge ‘machine’ of the fashion industry, the textile sector is at the forefront of promoting and safeguarding social, cultural and environmental initiatives. Starting from the choice of yarns and fabrics, through to business practices, Ratti works every day to be a greener company, admired and chosen by all those who believe in ecological and sustainable fashion. Projects and initiatives for eco-friendly fashion Nowadays there are many ways to help achieve a more sustainable fashion industry. In addition to sustainable textiles, Ratti’s choice includes social, cultural and innovative practices in the spinning, printing and dyeing of its fine fabrics. Recycling is at the heart of many activities, particularly within the Second Life