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Ecotextile News Bulletin 17.11.2023

Friday, 17th November 2023
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Video: Q&A with Magnus Håkansson, acting CEO, Renewcell

In October 2023, Swedish textile recycler Renewcell revealed that sales of its Circulose pulp were significantly lower than expected and that the company was set to miss its target of breaking even...

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PFAS chemicals: the ‘new asbestos’

STOCKHOLM - A group of major financial investors has urged the chemical industry, a major supplier to the textile sector, to end production of PFAS ‘forever’ chemicals.
In a letter to the...

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Lycra launches new recycled PET fibre

WILMINGTON - The Lycra Company has launched a new fibre for the athleisure, activewear and swimwear sectors, which, made from 60% recycled PET and 14.4% from other bio-derived resources, is said to offer...

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VF Corp publishes sustainability advances

DENVER - VF Corporation, which owns brands such as Timberland, Vans, Dickies and North Face, is claiming significant progress in its work to reduce its environmental impact in its newly published 2023...

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From Dirt to Shirt and Beyond

SPONSORED CONTENT - Celebrating 50 Years of Sustainability: Cotton Incorporated’s Seal of Cotton
For half a century, the Seal of Cotton has stood as an enduring symbol in the world of textiles....

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Cult Mia secures $3 million in seed funding

LONDON - Online fashion marketplace Cult Mia has secured $3 million in its first round of seed funding which it says it will use to invest in its technology platform and roll-out a new range of products and services.
Launched in 2019 with a focus on "sustainable and conscious" luxury fashion,...

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Textile chemicals project publishes results

BRUSSELS - A two-year project set up to establish the level of potentially hazardous chemicals contained in garments imported into the European Union (EU) has published its final results.
The REACH4Textiles project subjected 160 products to a total of 2,374 tests with 26 - 16% - failing to...

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OUT SOON - DEC/JAN ISSUE

Next Gen nadir - a year on from opening its flagship factory, Renewcell is in trouble  

ESG an overrated asset? Experts discuss what investment challenges might mean for fashion

PFAS - new ruling leaves US manufacturers and importers facing gargantuan task  


Rocky road for new materials - outlining the business case for sustainable textiles

Decarbonisation - a full steam ahead look at how the textile industry is mobilising

Woolly thinking - more on contradictory 'synthetic' vs 'natural' marketing nonsense


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