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Tarasima Apparels Ltd
Remi Holdings Ltd
Misami Garments Ltd
Baridhi Garments Ltd
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In Operation: Since 2004
Area: 500,000 sft
Product: Bottoms (Denim & Non-Denim)
Capacity: 1.2 million pcs/month (approximate) Lean Manufacturing System
Certification: LEED Platinum
Address: Manikganj
Established in 2005. It is located in Manikganj. TAL has LEED Platinum certification and it is the highest rated green factory as far as existing structures are concerned. TAL specializes in Denim and Non Denim bottoms while it also has the latest wet processing and dry processing capabilities
In Operation: Since 2007
Area: 500,000 sft
Product: Bottoms (Denim & Non-Denim)
Capacity: 1.2 million pcs/month (approximate) Lean Manufacturing System
Certification: LEED Gold
Address: Manikgan
Established in 1984. Misami Garments Ltd is the first Apparel start-up of the group. Misami was founded in the year 1984 and it is located in Mirpur . Misami specializes in woven bottoms. The group headquarters are now situated at Misami building in Mirpur with a state of the art design and product development studio in the premises.
Status : Operational from August 2015
Area : 250,000 sqft
Product : Bottoms
Capacity : 450,000 pieces / month (approximate)
Features : Lean Manufacturing System, Pre-designed Green Building
Certification : LEED Platinum ( world's No. 1 green factories)
Established in 2012. It is Located in Adamjee EPZ, Naryanganj. It is the highest rated LEED platinum green factory in the country, with zero wastage in production. Remi is a point of pride for Bangladesh as the No 1 green factory that represents Bangladesh in front of the whole world.
In Operation: Since 2015
Area: 125,000 sqft
Product: Jackets, Outerwear, Swimsuit
Capacity: 225,000 pieces /month (approximate)
Certification: Lean Manufacturing System
Address: Comilla EPZ
Located in Comilla EPZ. It specializes in "seam sealing" outdoor jackets, padded, quilted. Synthetic fabrics, and non-wash.

Tarasima Apparels Ltd

  • Electricity Consumed
  • Ground Water Withdrawal
  • Treated Water by ETP
  • Air Emission
  • GHG Emission
  • Waste Inventory
  • Chemical Test Report

Electricity Consumed(KWH)-2016

Month Electricity Purchased(KWH) Electricity from Generator (KWH) Total Electricity Consumed (KWH)
January 696,155 218,244 914,399
February 435,660 87,201 522,861
March 533,180 185,171 718,351
April 590,155 219,137 809,292
May 567,365 107,136 674,501
June 496,875 333,103 829,978
July 427,445 205,993 633,438
August 578,760 178,756 757,516
September 472,495 90,634 563,129
October 627,255 175,656 802,911
November 461,100 220,488 681,588
December 447,320 117,902 565,222
Total 6,333,765 2,139,421 8,473,186

Total Ground Water Withdrawal Summary - 2016

Month Water Consumption (M3)
January 51,167.30
February 44,637.00
March 52,532.00
April 64,294.00
May 60,351.00
June 65,072.00
July 50,354.00
August 68,633.00
September 44,844.00
October 57,348.00
November 31,860.00
December 31,860.00
Total 622,952.30

Total Treated Water by ETP - 2016

Month ETP Inlet (M3) ETP Outlet (M3)
January 29,705 28,347
February 23,950 22,443
March 28,390 27,538
April 27,336 20,538
May 37,998 36,141
June 38,400 36,504
July 25,128 22,024
August 36,155 35,042
September 24,995 23,393
October 39,599 38,361
November 36,534 35,546
December 22,436 21,863
Total 370,626 347,740

Air Emission - 2016

Sl No. Parameters CO (mg/Nm3) CO2 (%) NO (mg/Nm3) NOX (mg/Nm3) SO2 (mg/Nm3) O2 (%)
1 Boiler 1 59 3.9 0 34 26.3 2.38
2 Boiler 2 90 4.9 0 132 32 1.7
3 Generator-1 187.3 4.2 106 414 40 9
4 Generator 2 171.3 2.74 180 228 25.7 10
5 Generator 3 332 4.47 155 216.6 0 9.4

Total GHG Emission - 2016

Month Tonnes
January 1,243.304
February 1,125.937
March 1,033.959
April 1,202.93
May 1,106.764
June 1,164.312
July 1,049.644
August 1,159.458
September 1,140.461
October 1,235.544
November 853.491
December 924.649
Total 13,240.453
What is waste?

Waste is any substance or object which is discarded, intended to be discarded or is required to be discarded. Waste can include expired raw materials generated from a process for which there is no further use on-site, expired finished products, process or non-process by-products, customer returns, redundant equipment, etc. It can also include electronic waste (or “e-waste”). (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste Classification:

Waste generated in a facility can be classified mainly into two categories:
1) Hazardous waste
2) Non-hazardous waste

Hazardous waste:

A hazardous waste is a waste that could cause harm to public health and/or the environment because of its chemical, physical or biological characteristics (e.g., it is flammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive, or infectious). Hazardous wastes that is dangerous or potentially harmful to our health or the environment. Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, gases, or sludge. They can be discarded commercial products, like cleaning fluids or pesticides, or the by-products of manufacturing processes. (The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency) (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste can also be defined as
1) Process/ Production waste and
2) Non-process/ Non-Production waste
Process Waste: Directly related to prodcution process

Example:

  • Waste from, dyeing, washing, printing, embroidery, cutting, sewing, finishing, packaging & finishing
  • Waste from warehouse/ storeroom
  • Waste from printing, embroidery
  • Rejected garments
  • Rejected / unused dyes & chemicals
  • Laboratory waste
  • ETP sludge & Unused ETP chemicals

Non- Process Wastes: Not directly related to production process

Example:

  • Office waste – paper, cartoons, used printer/photo copier ink/toners
  • Medical waste
  • Electronic waste- used bulbs, tube lights, batteries, monitor
  • Oil, grease, leftover diesel
  • Burned diesel
  • Metallic and maintenance wastes
  • Chemical drums & containers
  • Paint

Waste Matrix
Type of Waste Process Waste Non-Process Waste
Non-hazardous Waste Non-hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Fabric cut piece, Cardboard 		Non-hazardous Non-Process Waste
e.g.- Office Waste, Paper
Hazardous Waste Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Rejected / Unused dyes & Chemicals, Cardboard 		Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Medical Waste, Chemical Drum, Tube lights, Batteries
Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity(Kg/Pcs) Waste Disposal Route
1 Jhute Production floor Non-hazardous 371,814 Handover to retailer
2 Cartoon Production floor Non-hazardous 48,262 Handover to retailer
3 Poly Production floor Non-hazardous 1,724 Handover to retailer
4 Thread cone Production floor Non-hazardous 610 Handover to retailer
Non-Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity Unit Waste Disposal Route
1 Paper Production floor Non-hazardous 6,446 Kg Handover to retailer
2 Wastage Metal Scrap Construction Non-hazardous 28,989 Kg Handover to retailer
3 Wastage Plastic Construction Non-hazardous 2,638 Kg Handover to retailer
4 Old Lube Oil (Drum) Utility Non-hazardous 13 Kg Handover to retailer
5 Wastage Wood Utility Non-hazardous 7,812 Kg Handover to retailer
6 Wastage Tin Utility Non-hazardous 1,584 Kg Handover to retailer
7 Wastage chair Office area Non-hazardous 18 Kg Handover to retailer
8 Wastage Plastic drum(Pcs) Production floor Non-hazardous 332 Kg Handover to retailer
9 Wastage Plastic Gallon(Pcs) Production floor Non-hazardous 1,268 Kg Handover to retailer
10 Wastage Thai Production floor Non-hazardous 50 Kg Handover to retailer
11 Wastage metal Drum Production floor Non-hazardous 1,442 Kg Handover to retailer
12 SS Rack Production floor Non-hazardous 98 Kg Handover to retailer
13 Wastage Copper Utility Non-hazardous 93 Kg Handover to retailer
14 Wastage Bleaching drum Production floor Non-hazardous 6,480 Kg Handover to retailer

Remi Holdings Limited

  • Electricity Consumed
  • Ground Water Withdrawal
  • Treated Water by ETP
  • Air Emission
  • GHG Emission

Electricity Consumed(KWH)-2016

Month Electricity Purchased (KWH) Electricity from generator (KWH) Total Electricity Consumed (KWH)
January 26,533.5 230 26,764
February 56,565.38 250 56,815
March 62,913.75 120 63,034
April 68,460 301 68,761
May 83,970 457 84,427
June 72,540 645 73,185
July 121,020 549 121,569
August 126,750 1,156 127,906
September 89,280 1,692 90,972
October 144,780 297 145,077
November 138,810 126 138,936
December 105,570 373 105,943
Total 1,097,192.63 6,196 1,103,389

Total Ground Water Withdrawal Summary - 2016

Month Water Consumption (M3))
January 981
February 721
March 671
April 773
May 2,070
June 2,492
July 2,500
August 3,242
September 1,897
October 2,209
November 3,081
December 2,214
Total 22,851

Total Treated Water by ETP - 2016

Month ETP Inlet (M3) ETP Outlet (M3)
January 0 0
February 0 0
March 0 0
April 0 0
May 0 0
June 734 350
July 1,020 497
August 1,116 521
September 600 317
October 455 144
November 1,454 719
December 1,201 661
Total 6,580 3,209

Air Emission - 2016

Sl No. Parameters CO ( %) CO2 (%) SPM (mg/Nm3) NOx (mg/Nm3) SO2 (mg/Nm3) O2 (%)
1 Incineration Boiler 2.20% 2.50% 11.12 44.11 67.17 11.10%
2 Thermo Oil Boiler Not done Not done - Not done Not done Not done
3 Generator 1(1030 KVA) Not done Not done - Not done Not done Not done
4 Generator 2 (220KVA) 3.10% 3.60% 7.22 28.07 102.21 12.10%

Total GHG Emission - 2016

Month Tonnes
January 15.392
February 32.675
March 36.252
April 39.546
May 48.555
June 42.09
July 69.916
August 73.561
September 52.319
October 83.436
November 79.904
December 60.93
Total 634.576

Misami Garments Limited

  • Electricity Consumed
  • Ground Water Withdrawal
  • Waste Inventory

Electricity Consumed(KWH)-2016

Month Electricity Purchased (KWH) Electricity from generator (KWH) Total Electricity Consumed (KWH)
January 83,160 6,515 89,675
February 89,460 2,988 92,448
March 105,844 0 105,844
April 98,280 4,722 103,002
May 100,800 0 100,800
June 117,180 1,701 118,881
July 100,800 0 100,800
August 110,880 1,491 112,371
September 80,640 420 81,060
October 915,198 672 915,870
November 765,208 2,027 767,235
December 633,807 4,904 638,711
Total 3,201,257 25,440 3,226,697

Total Ground Water Withdrawal Summary - 2016

Month Water Consumption (M3))
January 2,665
February 3,027
March 2,935
April 7,339
May 2,850
June 3,081
July 4,454
August 3,201
September 2,705
October 3,457
November 3,726
December 3,460
Total 42,900
What is waste?

Waste is any substance or object which is discarded, intended to be discarded or is required to be discarded. Waste can include expired raw materials generated from a process for which there is no further use on-site, expired finished products, process or non-process by-products, customer returns, redundant equipment, etc. It can also include electronic waste (or “e-waste”). (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste Classification:

Waste generated in a facility can be classified mainly into two categories:
1) Hazardous waste
2) Non-hazardous waste

Hazardous waste:

"A hazardous waste is a waste that could cause harm to public health and/or the environment because of its chemical, physical or biological characteristics (e.g., it is flammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive, or infectious). Hazardous wastes that is dangerous or potentially harmful to our health or the environment. Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, gases, or sludge. They can be discarded commercial products, like cleaning fluids or pesticides, or the by-products of manufacturing processes. (The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)"" (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste can also be defined as 1) Process/ Production waste and 2) Non-process/ Non- Production waste
Process Waste: Directly related to prodcution process

Example:

  • Waste from, dyeing, washing, printing, embroidery, cutting, sewing, finishing, packaging & finishing
  • Waste from warehouse/ storeroom
  • Waste from printing, embroidery
  • Rejected garments
  • Rejected / unused dyes & chemicals
  • Laboratory waste
  • ETP sludge & Unused ETP chemicals

Non- Process Wastes: Not derectly related to production process

Example:

  • Office waste – paper, cartoons, used printer/photo copier ink/toners
  • Medical waste
  • Electronic waste- used bulbs, tube lights, batteries, monitor
  • Oil, grease, leftover diesel
  • Burned diesel
  • Metallic and maintenance wastes
  • Chemical drums & containers
  • Paint

Waste Matrix
Type of Waste Process Waste Non-Process Waste
Non-hazardous Waste Non-hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Fabric cut piece, Cardboard 		Non-hazardous Non-Process Waste
e.g.- Office Waste, Paper
Hazardous Waste Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Rejected / Unused dyes & Chemicals, Cardboard 		Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Medical Waste, Chemical Drum, Tube lights, Battries
Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity(Kg/Pcs) Waste Disposal Route
1 Jhute Production floor Non-hazardous 22,920 Handover to retailer
Non-Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity Unit Waste Disposal Route
1 Thai Sheet Production and office area Non-hazardous 100 Kg Handover to retailer
2 Tube light Shade Production and office area Non-hazardous 50 Kg Handover to retailer
3 Broken Ladder Production and office area Non-hazardous 25 Kg Handover to retailer
4 Clutch Motor Production and office area Non-hazardous 100 Kg Handover to retailer
5 Reject Ceiling Fan Production and office area Non-hazardous 240 Kg Handover to retailer
6 Reject Ceiling moving Fan Production and office area Non-hazardous 105 Kg Handover to retailer
7 Ceiling Fan Blade Production and office area Non-hazardous 44 Kg Handover to retailer
8 Reject Cable Production and office area Non-hazardous 45 Kg Handover to retailer
9 M.S Pipe,Angle bar Production and office area Non-hazardous 500 Kg Handover to retailer
10 M.S Plate Production and office area Non-hazardous 100 Kg Handover to retailer
11 Broken Super wire Production and office area Non-hazardous 12 Kg Handover to retailer
12 Wastage chair Production and office area Non-hazardous 168 Kg Handover to retailer
13 Wastage Battary Production and office area Hazardous 50 Kg Handover to retailer
14 Wooden door Production and office area Non-hazardous 525 Kg Handover to retailer

Baridhi Garments Limited

  • Electricity Consumed
  • Ground Water Withdrawal
  • Air Emission
  • GHG Emission
  • Waste Inventory

Electricity Consumed(KWH)-2016

Month Electricity Purchased(KWH) Electricity from Generator (KWH) Total Electricity Consumed (KWH)
January 39,934 704 40,638
February 36,162 587 36,749
March 57,173 2,624 59,797
April 50,676 1,800 52,476
May 49,364 3,557 52,921
June 67,657 1,793 69,450
July 56,416 600 57,016
August 57,646 1,000 58,646
September 41,760 1,800 43,560
October 58,640 1,400 60,040
November 54,284 1,000 55,284
December 51,513 600 52,113
Total 621,225 17,465 638,690

Total Ground Water Withdrawal Summary - 2016

Month Water Consumption (M3)
January 2,069
February 2,044
March 2,707
April 2,398
May 1,982
June 2,127
July 2,173
August 4,346
September 1,545
October 2,503
November 2,244
December 2,319
Total 28,457

Air Emission - 2016

Sl No. Parameters CO( tones)/year CO2 (%) NOX (tones) SO2 (tones)
1 Boiler 0.005 0.22 0.021 0.146
2 Generator 0.003 0.13 0.012 0.087

Total GHG Emission - 2016

Month Tonnes
January 31.5
February 28.5
March 46.3
April 40.7
May 41
June 53.8
July 44.2
August 45.4
September 33.7
October 46.5
November 42.8
December 40.4
Total 494.8
What is waste?

Waste is any substance or object which is discarded, intended to be discarded or is required to be discarded. Waste can include expired raw materials generated from a process for which there is no further use on-site, expired finished products, process or non-process by-products, customer returns, redundant equipment, etc. It can also include electronic waste (or “e-waste”). (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste Classification:

Waste generated in a facility can be classified mainly into two categories:
1) Hazardous waste
2) Non-hazardous waste

Hazardous waste

"A hazardous waste is a waste that could cause harm to public health and/or the environment because of its chemical, physical or biological characteristics (e.g., it is flammable, explosive, toxic, radioactive, or infectious). Hazardous wastes that is dangerous or potentially harmful to our health or the environment. Hazardous wastes can be liquids, solids, gases, or sludge. They can be discarded commercial products, like cleaning fluids or pesticides, or the by-products of manufacturing processes. (The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)"" (Higg 2.0-How to Higg Guide, V1.0, pg 66).

Waste can also be defined as 1) Process/ Production waste and 2) Non-process/ Non- Production waste
Process Waste: Directly related to prodcution process

Example:

  • Waste from, dyeing, washing, printing, embroidery, cutting, sewing, finishing, packaging & finishing
  • Waste from warehouse/ storeroom
  • Waste from printing, embroidery
  • Rejected garments
  • Rejected / unused dyes & chemicals
  • Laboratory waste
  • ETP sludge & Unused ETP chemicals

Non- Process Wastes: Not derectly related to production process

Example:

  • Office waste – paper, cartoons, used printer/photo copier ink/toners
  • Medical waste
  • Electronic waste- used bulbs, tube lights, batteries, monitor
  • Oil, grease, leftover diesel
  • Burned diesel
  • Metallic and maintenance wastes
  • Chemical drums & containers
  • Paint

Waste Matrix
Type of Waste Process Waste Non-Process Waste
Non-hazardous Waste Non-hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Fabric cut piece, Cardboard 		Non-hazardous Non-Process Waste
e.g.- Office Waste, Paper
Hazardous Waste Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Rejected / Unused dyes & Chemicals, Cardboard 		Hazardous Process Waste
e.g.- Medical Waste, Chemical Drum, Tube lights, Battries
Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity(Kg/Pcs) Waste Disposal Route
1 Jhute Production floor Non-hazardous 131,875 Handover to retailer
Non-Process Waste
SL NO Waste Name Source Of Waste Waste Classification(Non-Hazardous/Hazardous) Waste Quantity Unit Waste Disposal Route
1 Cartoon Production floor Non-hazardous 14,128 Kg Handover to retailer
2 Paper roll Construction Non-hazardous 4,523 Kg Handover to retailer
3 Scape of Iron Utility Non-hazardous 166 Kg Handover to retailer
4 Plastic Utility Non-hazardous 30 Kg Handover to retailer
5 Plastic Utility Non-hazardous 38 Kg Handover to retailer
Shirt
Jacket
Skirt
Chino
Cargo
Basic 5 Pocket
Blouse
Swimwear
Maternity
Jeggings
Formal Trouser
Cargo Shorts
Chino Shorts
Basic 5 Pocket Shorts
Cutting
Our cutting facility is fully equipped with auto spreader, auto cutter and Pro-cut software to monitor fabric utilization and inventory.
Auto Cutter Machine -FK
Auto Cutter Machine -FK
Auto Cutter Machine -FK
Auto Cutter Machine -FK
Product Range
Jacket
Shirt
Skirt
Chino
Jacket
Skirt
Chino
Shirt
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Design Studio & Product Development
Our inhouse design studio has brought design, development and production all under one roof. The studio is managed by veterans both from the local industry and overseas, which has shaped a team with a global outlook prepared to anticipate constantly changing trends. The team of designers are mandated to travel to fashion capitals around the world to study latest trends and to find inspiration. While the bulk of the work is done inhouse, some design our is occasionally outsourced abroad.
CSR & Initiatives
Environment & Sustainability Initiatives
Worker Welfare & Inclusive Employment Initiatives

Waste Treatment Process

Incineration Boiler

To minimize the volume and disposal costs of the wastes generated at the different units, TAL installed a 2 ton incineration boiler, which uses factory wastes - fabric waste, thread cones, and carton boxes/paper as combustion fuel.

Biogas Plant

Biogas is the product of the natural biological breakdown of organic & carbon-rich waste when the supply of oxygen is restricted. Our technology extracts the value contained in non-recyclable waste by producing 'biogas', a methane-rich natural gas.
It is renewable Source of Energy where wastage food has been using as a raw material. Instead of disposing of the food waste used every day, the factory uses it as feedstock for its biogas plant for cooking

Worker Welfare Initiatives

Fair Price Shop

Our main goal is to provide authentic and standard products on ex-factory price to all the workers so that all the workers can get the product within reach. At the same time help worker benefit through decreases in monthly costs on grocery items.

Inclusive programme for person with disability

Bitopi has always taken initiatives through undertaking charity work for the underprivileged sections of the society. After collaborating with ILO on such inclusive program we believe if we train them properly and recruits them as per their skills we will be able to change the mindset of the society and they can perform as mainstream worker in any kind of organization.
We have created job opportunities for the disabled people by accommodating supporting equipment and training thus the initiatives can generate a great impact on economic growth of our country.

Worker Welfare Initiatives
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Mirpur, Dhaka 1216, Bangladesh
Phone: +880-2-9023757
Fax: +880-2-9023714

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