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Ecotextile News Bulletin 07.12.2023

Thursday, 7th December 2023
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Podcast: Threaded Together - climate smart cotton

WAKEFIELD – Our host Philip Berman talks to Daren Abney, executive director of the US Cotton Trust Protocol; Christine Morgan, chief scientific officer for the Soil Health Institute; and Jesse Daystar,...

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ESPR deal bans destruction of unsold textiles

BRUSSELS – The European Parliament and the Council of EU member states have reached a preliminary deal on the proposed Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR), in a bid to improve...

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New report links global brands to forced labour

SHEFFIELD - Thirty nine global brands and retailers are at "high risk" of selling goods with exposure to Uyghur forced labour onto the European market, according to a new study.
The report,...

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COP28: Most brands 'off track for 1.5C pathway'

DUBAI — Most global fashion brands are still not on track to meet the 1.5C pathway of the Paris Agreement, according to new analysis from the Stand.earth environmental group.
Stand.earth assessed...

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4 questions to ask when purchasing textile printing system

SPONSORED CONTENT - Purchasing a new textile printing system is a milestone for businesses. But choosing the machine that best answers our list of requirements can be nerve-wracking. That is,...

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Hugo Boss backs €100m sustainability fund

METZINGEN - Hugo Boss has linked up with Zürich-based venture capital platform Collateral Good to launch a €100 million ($108m) fund to accelerate the sustainable transformation of the textile and fashion industry.
The fashion brand is to put up about 10% of the target of the 'Collateral...

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Birla and Nanollose complete third pilot programme

PERTH - Viscose manufacturer Birla Cellulose and Australian textile innovator Nanollose have confirmed the successful completion of a third pilot production spin cycle of the latter's Nullarbor and Nufolium fibres.
The pair filed for a joint patent, entitled 'High Tenacity Lyocell Fibres from...

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OUT NOW - 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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