Is indigo farming land, energy, and water-intensive?

The natural indigo dye used in all Clean Clothes productions comes from the Indigofera Tinctoria shrub, cultivated in Tamil Nadu, India. In this region, indigo requires no additional water sources, as the plant relies solely on rainwater and is naturally drought-resistant. Belonging to the legume family, it requires no fertilizer, provides high yields, and helps reduce soil erosion.

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