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[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012
Isreal launches Re-Born Textiles programme to deal with textile waste
Isreal has launched its first circular economy platform in textiles called Re-Born Textiles. It the first circular management systems for textile waste. Revital Nadiv and Viktoria Kanar have
WRAP establishes textile goals for 2030
WRAP, a UK-based non-profit Waste & Resources Action Program announced its 2030 textile initiative, that is a 10-year voluntary program to transform U.K. clothing and textile businesses to
South Africa's top retailers have shown commitment towards local textiles
South Africa’s biggest clothing retailers have promised to purchase an additional 85 million units in locally manufactured clothes, shoes and leather goods over the next few years in an attempt to
Ikea working on home textiles made from rice straw and ocean plastic
Ikea pursuing alternative fibers in product development. Democratic Design Days event focuses on innovative home furnishings. Ikea is working on home textiles made from rice straw and ocean
Apparel production scale in Asia to expand 2.4pc of global outputs by 2030
Vietnam Textile Summit 2015 was held in Hanoi, Vietnam, from June 25th -27th bringing together Vietnamese textile associations, textile enterprises, large-scale suppliers and buyers from all over
THTI to set to shape Thailand as global leader in Fashion and Textile Design by 2030
Thailand looks in to develop as a global leader in fashion and textile design by 2030, as the Thailand Textile Institute (THTI) prepares 15-year strategies to develop the Thai textile industry.
Primark releases new durability and repair initiatives
Primark is launching a series of new durability and repair initiatives, in order to help ensure clothes can be loved and worn for longer". In order to produce a unified standard for durability,
WRAP report suggests new ways for fashion brands to design for circularity
According to a report by the climate change advocacy group WRAP (Waste and Resources Action Programme), fashion retailers and brands can lessen the environmental effect of clothes by altering the
Reverse Resources platform to facilitate textile-to-textile recycling
The Reverse Resources platform is launching for collectors, sorters, and pre-processors to facilitate textile-to-textile recycling, with support from Accelerating Circularity, Fashion for Good,
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