Textile Wet Processing Technician

This e-mail contains graphics, if you don't see them » view it online. Tuesday, 7th May 2024 Xinjiang exports surge despite legislation WASHINGTON DC - Textile exports from the Xinjiang region of China increased to record levels last year despite the introduction of US legislation banning imports over forced labour risks in the region which produces a fifth of the world's cotton. It comes as a congressional hearing in the... Read More Lululemon faces greenwashing investigation OTTAWA - Canadian athleticwear brand Lululemon is being investigated by Canada's Competition Bureau over environmental claims made in its marketing campaigns. The bureau has co

This e-mail contains graphics, if you don't see them » view it online. Thursday, 2nd May 2024 Ex Under Armour chief is new Cascale boss SAN FRANCISCO – Cascale, formerly known as the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, has named Colin Browne as its new chief executive officer. Browne, who served as interim CEO of Under Armour, and who has held senior sourcing roles at VF Corporation, Li & Fung, and Pentland Brands was most... Read More Brands’ no-show branded “poor” by EAC chair LONDON - Fifteen major fashion companies were criticised after refusing to give evidence to the UK's influential Environmental Audit Committee (EAC). EAC chairman Philip Dunne MP

This e-mail contains graphics, if you don't see them » view it online. Tuesday, 30th April 2024 MPs to quiz Boohoo, H&M on fashion impacts LONDON - Boohoo and H&M are among those set to give evidence to the UK's influential Environmental Audit Committee (EAC) as it revisits its landmark 2019 inquiry into fast fashion. The EAC is to hold an evidence session as it looks again at its 'Fixing Fashion' report which made 18 recommendations... Read More Video: Supply Trace makes forced labour risk data open access Supply Trace, a pilot established jointly by Sheffield Hallam University and Northeastern University, is using machine learning to develop a free-to-access, se