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Ecotextile News Bulletin 08.02.2024

Thursday, 8th February 2024
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New tool counts textile process CO2 emissions

A new tool from the Apparel Impact Institute will be able to calculate the cumulative CO2 emissions for each process and sub-process from textile manufacturing – an industry first.
On the 22nd February, we will broadcast the first of a 3-part Ecotextile Talks podcast on the Aii Climate Solutions...

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'Industry first' microplastics test developed

Italian textile manufacturer Aquafil has developed what it claims is the first methodology to precisely measure the amount of microplastics released in the textile industry.
The company says...

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Textile recycling project claims progress

BRANDE – A Danish consortium launched three years ago to find new textile recycling solutions says it has identified two new methods for recycling polyester waste.
The ‘ReSuit’ (Recycling...

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Germany slated for due diligence law threat

BRUSSELS - Campaigners have condemned German politicians who they say are threatening to derail European Union (EU) proposals to make companies liable for human rights and environmental issues in their...

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Vietnam 'forced labour' exports overtake China

WASHINGTON DC - Vietnam overtook China last year as the country having the most textile and apparel exports to the USA intercepted under the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).
The US...

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Texworld buyers receptive to ‘Econogy’ concept

PARIS – Messe Frankfurt says the vast majority of buyers at the ongoing Texworld Evolution Paris trade fair this week, now ask exhibitors for products with sustainable attributes.
Speaking to Ecotextile News at the event in Porte de Versailles, Claudia Franz, Messe Frankfurt brand director...

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RadiciGroup outlines sustainability 'roadmap'

BERGAMO – Italian chemicals, plastics and synthetic fibres producer RadiciGroup has published its latest environmental, social and governance (ESG) plan in which it sets out a series of targets aimed at boosting its overall sustainability performance.
Entitled 'From Earth to Earth', Radici...

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OUT NOW - FEB/MAR ISSUE

New CO2 tool - production process emissions can be measured for the first time  

Climate laws - how the most extensive legislation so far will impact businesses

Small gesture - new Italian test for microplastic release is made public

Spilling the dirt - composting the world's first biodegradable stretch denim

Dodgy data - why the claim fashion causes 10% of global emissions is wrong


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