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Challanges faced by recycled polyester
Stemming from stories about the effect of plastic pollution on animals to microplastics in the Marianas Trench, awareness is growing about the impact of plastic waste on the environment. This, plus
Ereks-Blue Matters launches textile recycling solutions
Ereks-Blue Matters, known for its sustainable jeans production, is venturing into a new initiative. The Turkish garment manufacturer has announced the launch of "Rematters Textile Recycling
Aid by Trade highlights its success in 2021
In 2021, the non-profit Aid by Trade Foundation generated EUR5.9 million (US$6.1 million) in total revenue, the majority of which (EUR5.2 million) came from its Cotton Made in Africa and The Good
DyStar releases latest sustainability report
Singapore-based dye manufacturer DyStar announces the release of its 11th annual Sustainability Performance Report. The report follows the GRI Standards: Core option and employs the Integrated
Reports reveal that garment manufacturing is killing Africa rivers
According to a new report, garment production, especially for high street brands in Europe, the UK, and the United States, is poisoning Africa's waterways by polluted discharges of untreated
Chanel partners with the University of Cambridge on sustainability solutions & leadership
Luxury French fashion house Chanel has announced a three-year collaboration with the University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership (CISL) to concentrate on sustainability solutions
Recycled nylon and polyester cleaning the ocean waste
Plastic waste is one of the big problems of this time. By 2050, the oceans could contain more waste than fish. Consumer demand for recycled fashion is on the rise, and more and more sports and
The future of circular fashion
Global sustainability initiative Fashion for Good, in collaboration with global professional service provider Accenture Strategy, has launched a new report today that for the first time explores the
A glimmer of hope for textile, garment industry
The planned intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the moribund cotton, textile and garment industry comes as a huge relief to operators and represents the right step in the right
Texas harvest slow due to moist conditions
Dr. John Robinson, AgriLife Extension cotton marketing economist, said the lower cotton value represents a 10-plus cent discount to growers per pound harvested. He added that, “Reduced quality
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