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Puma targets to increase transparency in leather supply chain
Germany-based Puma joined the Deforestation-Free Call to Action for Leather drive, which was sent off last month by nonprofits the Textile Exchange and the Leather Working Group. The initiative has
Sustainable fashion solution by VeChain
VeChain (VET) is an effective platform that aids organisations in overcoming data difficulties. By utilizing cutting-edge technology like distributed governance and the Internet of Things (IoT), it
Textile Exchange and Leather Working Group to work on ethical supply chain
A call to action for leather supply chains was developed in partnership between the Leather Working Group (LWG) and Textile Exchange. The Deforestation-free Call to Action for Leather presents an
Plant-based textiles and finishes introduced by Future Fabrics Expo
With the Global Fashion Summit in Copenhagen and the Future Fabrics Expo in London are both taking place during the last week of June. The GFS primarily focuses on presentations, seminars, and
Textile waste upcycled into 28,000 pairs of jeans by Diesel
Diesel, a brand owned by the OTB Group, will launch 28,000 pairs of jeans this autumn that are constructed with at least 20% recycled fibres supplied from its Tunisian supply chain. The United
Lululemon partners with Samsara Eco to develop infinitely recyclable textiles
Samsara Eco, a Canberra-based enviro-tech startup, has announced a partnership with Lululemon to create the first infinitely recyclable polyester and nylon in the world. They will utilize the
Textile innovation company Byborre Raises 16.9 million
Dutch textiles innovation company ByBorre has raised €16.9 million ($18.3 million) in a series B investment that was spearheaded by a group of impact investors. Together with previous investors
H&M partners with Remondis on textile waste management initiative
Swedish fashion giant H&M Group has teamed up with waste management company Remondis, in order to establish a joint venture that will gather, sort, and sell discarded and unwanted clothing and
Textile Exchange updates new definition for preferred materials
Global non-profit Textile Exchange, which works with all sectors involved in the fashion and textile supply chain, said that the term "preferred materials" was defined in 2010 as "a fiber or raw
Recycle Raw Ltd returning textile waste into mainstream to make fashion more sustainable
Dhaka-based Recycle Raw Ltd. is a textile waste sorting/management company that claims to be the only compliant textile-garment waste-sorting company in Bangladesh and is on a mission to turn the