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Ecotextile News Bulletin 23.04.2024

Tuesday, 23rd April 2024
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Better Cotton reveals Brazil audit findings

LONDON - The Better Cotton inititative claims an independent audit has revealed that licensed farms in Brazil - owned by companies accused of deforestation in Brazil - were not in breach of its standard.
However, the auditors called for better protection to ensure "land conversion" did not...

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Success for Puma compostable trainers

HERZOGENAURACH – Following a two-year pilot project, sportswear giant Puma is to make a commercial version of its compostable Re:Suede sneaker available for sale.
As part of the experiment,...

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Bio-derived LYCRA® fibre made with QIRA®

SPONSORED CONTENT - In a ground-breaking collaboration, the LYCRA Company has teamed up with Qore®, a joint venture between Cargill, an expert in agricultural fermentation technologies, and HELM, a...

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SBTi adds to ongoing carbon credits debate

LONDON - The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has posted another clarification on its controversial plans to extend the use of carbon credits to offset scope 3 carbon emissions.
The SBTi...

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Archroma launches bio-based water repellent

PRATTELN – Speciality chemical supplier Archroma has launched a new bio-based, PFAS-free durable water repellent (DWR) finish for the sportswear, fashion and home textiles sectors.
Phobotex...

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Radici to show traceable gilet at Techtextil

FRANKFURT – Italian fibre and yarn manufacturer RadiciGroup is to show off the first garment made through its physical and digital nylon traceability project at the Techtextil trade show in Germany.
The gilet, made from yarn manufactured in one of the group’s European industrial sites,...

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UK government urged to act on textile waste

LONDON - The UK government is being urged to ban the destruction of unused clothing and introduce an effective extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme for textiles in a new report from the Green Alliance think tank.
Entitled 'Changing fashion: what people want from a greener clothing...

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APR/MAY 2024 ISSUE

Renewcell - do retailers and brands value innovation?

Hitting the wrong target?  Are fashion brands the best customers for textile innovators

Chile - what's really happening in the Atacama Desert

Under pressure - dyeing with CO2 makes the next step

Transparency - how best to uncover opaque supply chains


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