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Industry consortium launches circularity project- T-REX
The EU-funded T-REX Project (Textile Recycling Excellence) brings together a partnership of 12 significant firms from throughout the whole recycling value chain, along with research institutes, in
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
Asia remains the garment factory of the world: ILO
According to a recent International Labour Organization (ILO) report, although Asia is the world's biggest apparel manufacturer, it confronts a number of problems. The ILO report refers to Asia
Creditex implements best practices to ensure sustainable production
Creditex, a Peruvian textile mill, has embraced invention, innovation, and technology to fulfill the needs of a worldwide market since its inception. These ideals are complemented by a strong
Bestseller partners with TextileGenesis to trace 25m garments
Danish fashion retailer, Bestseller, is extending its collaboration with blockchain platform TextileGenesis to track man-made cellulosic fibers and direct-to-farm cotton across its supply
Crystal International unveils its net zero 2050 vision
Crystal International, based in Hong Kong, has unveiled its Net Zero 2050 objective, a long-term climate commitment that recognizes its ongoing net-zero projects. Crystal International is
EU-Africa Business Forum call for concrete action for sustainable garment sector
The Joint EU Africa Business Declaration was launched at the 7th EU-Africa Business Forum 2022, which was jointly organized by the African Union (AU) Commission, the European Union (EU), and
A quick guide on sustainable textiles certification
Textile industry is one of the most polluting industries on the planet. Harmful substances like nitrogen, sulphur oxides, hydrocarbons, formaldehyde, etc are released into the air, and surfactants,
Researchers from Chalmers University discovers plastic-eating enzymes
According to a new study from Chalmers University in Sweden, microbes are emerging around the world to consume plastic pollution. The research, which was recently published in the scientific
Unifi transforming more than 25 billion plastic bottles into recycled fiber—Repreve
Unifi, Inc. is a North Carolina-based global textile solutions provider and one of the largest manufacturers of textured polyester and nylon in the world. They’re so committed to sustainability