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Ecotextile News Bulletin 14.12.2023

Thursday, 14th December 2023
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EU corporate due diligence legislation agreed

BRUSSELS - European Union legislators early today reached a deal on the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD) which will make companies liable for humans rights and environmental issues in their global supply chains.
The new directive would apply to both EU and non-EU companies...

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Brands and retailers sign up to renewed Accord

AMSTERDAM - A total of 56 global brands and retailers have so far signed the renewed International Accord for Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment Industry which was last month extended for up...

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Under Armour partners to share microfibre test kits

BALTIMORE – Sportswear brand Under Armour has teamed up with UK textile testing firm James Heal and service provider Hohenstein to make its microfibre-shed test available to the wider industry.
Over...

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Saco Green making waves in the textile industry

SPONSORED CONTENT - Saco Green, a prominent sustainable manufacturer, is making waves in the textile industry with their commitment to building a better future.  
With its extensive range...

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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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Sae-A climate targets verified by SBTi

SEOUL - South Korea's Sae-A Trading, one of the world’s largest apparel manufacturers, has announced that its climate targets have been validated by the Science-Based Targets initiative (SBTi).
SBTi has backed Sae-A's targets to reduce direct and indirect greenhouse gas emissions (Scope...

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Better Cotton member linked to forced labour

WASHINGTON DC – A Chinese textile producer faces expulsion from the Better Cotton initiative after it was added to the list of companies banned from exporting its products into the US because of alleged links to forced labour.
Anhui Xinya New Materials Co Ltd was one of three companies added...

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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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