Sutlej Textiles Deploys Digital Product Passports and AI-Supported LCAs

Sutlej Textiles and Industries Limited has moved to operationalise product-level sustainability by implementing Digital Product Passports, AI-powered life cycle assessment tools and centralised greenhouse-gas accounting developed with sustainability intelligence partner GreenStitch. The initiative bundles product-level environmental footprints, traceability data and buyer-ready disclosures into a single digital framework.

The company announced the programme from Mumbai on February 25, 2026, and said Phase 1 already covers selected yarn and fabric categories with monthly environmental impact tracking. Sutlej established a centralised and standardised sustainability data system that digitalises data collection, validation and impact calculations to support product-level LCAs and GHG accounting across those categories.

The Digital Product Passports compile material composition, manufacturing location, product-level environmental impact metrics and sustainability credentials in a transparent, accessible digital format designed to support buyer-specific carbon disclosures and sustainability claim verification. Sutlej described the system as enabling verified carbon disclosures, traceability and informed decision-making while standardising reporting to improve readiness for buyer disclosures, audits and regulatory requirements.

Ashish Kumar, Chief Executive Officer and Whole-time Director of Sutlej Textiles and Industries Limited, framed the project as a strategic shift: “Sustainability is a strategic enabler at Sutlej, essential for long-term competitiveness, resilience, and value creation. We are embedding a robust, data-led framework to move beyond intent, transforming sustainability into a driver of innovation and enduring value. GreenStitch is a key partner in this journey, delivering credible methodologies and intuitive digital tools. Through AI-powered LCA, GHG accounting, and Digital Product Passports, we now have clear visibility into product-level environmental footprints. This empowers us to make smarter decisions, target high-impact reductions, increase stakeholder transparency, and accelerate our shift to truly sustainable manufacturing.”

Sutlej named GreenStitch as its sustainability intelligence partner, with the platform described as specialising in product-level environmental measurement and reporting. Narendra Makwana, Co-founder and CEO of GreenStitch, positioned Sutlej as an early mover: “Sutlej is among the front-runners in operationalising sustainability at scale, with a clear focus on translating data into business-relevant action. Their adoption of product-level LCA and structured sustainability measurement shows strong leadership in moving from compliance to value creation.”

The company said insights from the Phase 1 tracking will guide product and process improvements and footprint reduction strategies. The announcement did not specify a timeline for Phase 2 or wider roll-out, nor did it detail whether the GHG accounting covers Scope 1, 2 or 3 emissions or disclose quantitative emissions targets. For now, Sutlej’s February 25, 2026 implementation cements a data-first approach to traceability and buyer transparency for selected yarn and fabric lines.