News Wool impacts slashed when biogenic flows included SYDNEY – New research shows how wool’s reported carbon footprint can fall sharply when biogenic carbon flows are included in Read More »
News Archroma and HeiQ sign co-marketing agreement PRATTELN – Archroma and HeiQ have entered a co-marketing agreement to expand HeiQ’s textile performance technologies to retailers and mills Read More »
News Next Level Apparel joins U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol CALIFORNIA – Next Level Apparel, which sells premium blank T shirts and other basics, has joined the U.S. Cotton Trust Read More »
News Natural Fiber Welding secures funding for restart PEORIA – US biomaterials developer Natural Fiber Welding (NFW) has secured fresh funding to continue work on its bio-based material Read More »
News UN Fashion Charter signatories not disclosing climate targets LONDON – Four in ten companies who signed the UN Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action are still not disclosing Read More »
News Asahi Kasei restarts Bemberg production at Nobeoka site NOBEOKA – Asahi Kasei will restart Bemberg production this month at its Nobeoka facility, the only site where the company Read More »
News Shein begins limited relaunch of marketplace in France PARIS – Shein is partially reopening its third party marketplace in France, two months after it closed after the discovery Read More »
News Türkiye apparel sector launches 12-month sustainability programme ISTANBUL – Türkiye has launched a programme to help apparel suppliers meet brand requirements on low carbon production, traceability and Read More »
News Fish inspired filter targets microplastic fibres at source BONN – A fish mouth inspired filter removed more than 99 per cent of microplastic fibres from washing machine wastewater Read More »
Study: cotton most prevalent microfibre in deep seas 19th November 2018 No Comments PLYMOUTH – Pollution from cellulose fibres such as cotton and linen made up 80 per cent of all deep-sea microfibres found in new research on Read More »
Why garment worker burnout is bad for business 19th November 2018 No Comments LONDON – Garment worker burnout, as well as being unethical, is also bad for business. The cover story of the latest printed edition of Apparel Read More »