Environmental, Social, and Governance

Environmental, Social and Governance

ESG at Weihigh

When you source polyester staple fiber, you need to know how the supplying factory manages energy, water and production impact. Our ESG work starts on the factory floor, where practical improvements can be measured.

Three production factories More than two decades in polyester staple fiber Factory-level environmental records
Reporting note

The figures on this page are reported by individual factories, not as consolidated Weihigh Group totals. You can see the factory and reporting year beside each set of data, so you know what the figures cover.

Our approach

Practical ESG Work, Not Broad Claims

You should be able to trace an environmental statement back to the factory and year it covers. We track energy, water and raw-material use, then work on emissions, wastewater and avoidable production loss.

01 / Measure

Record factory data

Energy, water, emissions and waste are recorded at factory level. Site data stays separate until the reporting method and organizational boundary are aligned.

02 / Improve

Work on the process

Equipment maintenance, process control, water reuse and energy monitoring are part of day-to-day factory management. Improvement is tracked over time, not claimed after one project.

03 / Verify

Match claims to evidence

A certificate, test report and company statement are not the same thing. Before sharing a document, we check the factory, product scope, issue date and validity.

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2025 factory data

Environmental Data With Clear Site Boundaries

You can review the 2025 figures for Jinyi and Junye separately below. Keeping the sites apart gives your sourcing team a clearer view of the factory data behind an order.

Factory-level disclosure

Jinyi Factory

Reporting year: 2025

Electricity use56.91 million kWh
Scope 1 emissions47,476 tCO₂e*
Scope 2 emissions32,877 tCO₂e*
Scope 1 + 280,353 tCO₂e*
Reported emissions intensity0.505 tCO₂e/t*
Total water withdrawal222,533 m³
Jinyi operates its own wastewater treatment station. Treated water is partly reused; the remaining compliant discharge enters the municipal wastewater network. If your audit requires calculation files or a defined carbon-accounting boundary, tell us what your team needs before review.
Factory-level disclosure

Junye Factory

Reporting year: 2025

Electricity use22.31 million kWh
Renewable electricity share20%
Electricity intensity370 kWh/t
Reported Scope 2 emissions11,971 tCO₂e
Total water withdrawal150,000 m³
Process water reused105,000 m³
Junye maintains annual plans for energy management, water saving and waste control. Its 2026 targets focus on lower electricity use, lower energy intensity and continued process-water management.
Three-factory reporting

Building one consistent reporting system

In 2026, we are working to align environmental data collection across all three factories. This will make it easier for you to review the same indicators and definitions across different supply sites.

2026 reporting work

The work covers reporting years, units, energy and water records, emissions calculations and factory responsibilities. New site data will be added as this process is completed.

Data source: 2025 factory records for Jinyi and Junye. Figures are presented by factory and reporting year.

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Factory management

How We Work on Environmental Impact

When you review our production sites, you will see different equipment and operating conditions. The direction is consistent: monitor resource use, improve efficiency and strengthen controls around water, waste and chemicals.

Energy

Monitor use and maintain equipment

Factories record energy consumption and review operating efficiency. Maintenance and process adjustments are used to reduce avoidable energy loss.

Water

Treat and reuse water where practical

Jinyi combines physical, chemical and biological wastewater treatment. Junye records process-water reuse as part of its annual water management.

Waste

Separate records before making claims

Production loss, reusable fiber, general solid waste and hazardous waste are different streams. They need separate quantities and treatment records.

Chemicals

Use documents that match the material

Oil agents, additives and other chemicals are managed with safety data and sampling records. REACH-related statements are made only when the relevant test scope supports them.

People and operations

Safe Work Needs Consistent Records

If your supplier review covers workplace practices, you can ask us about safety training, chemical handling and incident records for the relevant factory. We are also bringing these records into a more consistent group reporting method.

  • Safety and energy-management training is recorded by the factory.
  • Material Safety Data Sheets support chemical handling and storage.
  • Factory records keep targets separate from completed results.
  • Customer complaints are tracked through closure at the operating site.
  • Group totals will be published only after definitions and boundaries match.
For your responsible sourcing team

What Your Team Usually Needs

When you approve a supplier, a website introduction is rarely enough. You may need factory data, product reports, chemical information and documents tied to the actual order. Tell us your product, destination market, required standard and supplying factory, and we can confirm what applies.

Environmental data for your supplying factory
Test reports that apply to your product grade
Material and chemical documents for your review
Packing and batch details for your order
Specification and COA samples for approval
Certification records available for your order
Our 2026 plan

The Next Step at Junye

If Junye is the factory supplying your order, these targets show where its 2026 environmental work is heading. They are annual targets, and the final results will be reviewed after the reporting year.

  • Lower electricity use. The 2026 target is 21 million kWh, compared with 22.31 million kWh recorded in 2025.
  • Improve energy intensity. Junye aims to reduce electricity use per tonne of product from 370 to 350 kWh.
  • Reduce Scope 2 emissions. The factory’s 2026 target is 11,268 tCO₂e, down from 11,971 tCO₂e in 2025.
  • Manage water carefully. Total water withdrawal is targeted at no more than 150,000 m³, supported by water circulation and equipment maintenance.
  • Keep people involved. The factory plans to continue safety training, energy awareness and regular checks as part of its annual management work.
ESG FAQ

Questions Buyers Often Ask

Are the figures on this page Weihigh Group totals?

No. They are factory-reported figures for Jinyi and Junye. We do not present them as consolidated data for all three factories.

Does every polyester fiber product have the same environmental documents?

No. Document coverage can vary by product, factory, production period and test scope. Please confirm the exact grade and supplying factory.

Do all Weihigh products have REACH certification?

REACH is a regulatory framework, and product evidence may include testing or compliance documentation. We do not describe every product as “REACH certified.” The applicable report must be checked for the order.

Can Weihigh provide product carbon footprint data?

We do not make a blanket product-carbon-footprint claim. If carbon data is required, the product, factory, reporting boundary and calculation method must first be confirmed.

Can buyers request factory-level ESG information?

Yes. Tell us which product and factory are involved, as well as the documents required by your sourcing or audit team. Availability is confirmed case by case.

Need ESG Documents for Supplier Review?

Send us the product, destination market, required standard and audit checklist. We will confirm the documents that apply to the relevant factory and order.

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