Wash! 03/2024 · 16. October 2024
In its latest sustainability report, Dibella documents its progress in the core topics of Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) for the period 2023 to July 2024. The company has achieved further improvements. One highlight is undoubtedly the almost complete awarding of the Green Button 2.0 to the product range and the associated extensive fulfilment of the Supply Chain Act (LkSG).
Wash! 03/2024 · 16. October 2024
Due to the price of energy, drying terry towels and bath mats is a significant cost factor in commercial laundries. We have therefore launched a pioneering energy saving project to increase efficiency and reduce steam consumption.
Wash! 03/2024 · 16. October 2024
Every Dibella textile can be fitted with an RFID transponder that we ‘hide’ in the seam of an item. We offer Datamars tags as standard, which are widely used in the textile service industry. We also offer other services that make it easier to integrate the goods directly into the service cycle.
Wash! 03/2024 · 16. October 2024
After an eight-year break, Texcare will finally return in November 2024. We want to celebrate this industry highlight and showcase our service and product solutions to help textile service companies meet tomorrow’s key challenges.
News · 26. July 2024
Dibella has now paid an inflationary adjustment to the Pakistani workers in the production facility who produce the bed linen for the company. In Pakistan, where one of the company’s main suppliers is based, persistently high inflation is putting a considerable strain on the living conditions of the workers employed there.
News · 25. June 2024
For the third time, the GoodTextiles Foundation is realising a WASH community project together with Cotton made in Africa (CmiA). In cooperation with the CmiA-verified cotton company Sofitex, hand-operated pumps were installed in two villages in Burkina Faso/Africa to improve the drinking water supply. The three partners have also trained the villagers in the use of water, particularly with regard to disease prevention, hygiene and healthcare.
Wash! 02/2024 · 21. June 2024
In the future, every textile placed on the market in the EU is to be labelled with a digital product passport in order to facilitate reuse and recycling and at the same time make supply chains more transparent. At Dibella, this disclosure has long been part of everyday practice: items labelled with the respect-code document their entire life cycle.
Wash! 02/2024 · 21. June 2024
All Dibella employees attend the "Basic Textile Knowledge Seminar" organised by the NRW Textile Academy.
Wash! 02/2024 · 21. June 2024
Dibella implements Cotton made in Africa cotton in the mass balance system in its supply chain and thus promotes socially and ecologically sustainable cotton production in Africa. By purchasing the corresponding Dibella products, you are also supporting the initiative to improve the living conditions of African smallholders and their families and to protect the environment.
Wash! 02/2024 · 21. June 2024
For a modern ambience in the hotel room: Vaduz - smooth satin bed linen now also available in elegant silver grey.