A new consortium is rallying 17 public and private European organizations to establish a circular economy. The project wants to enable the annual recycling of more than 2 million tonnes of PET fibres by 2030.

Brands from Mainland China comprise 23 of the Top 100 New Brands 2022 list, edging out arch rivals the United States, marking a major step in the evolution of global brand strategy from Mainland Chinese businesses.

Swedish retail giant H&M will leverage Google Cloud's extensive data analytics capabilities and secure sustainable global infrastructure to further enhance its customer experience and supply chain enablement.

Bangladesh has launched a pilot for an employment injury scheme (EIS) in collaboration with the International Labour Organization (ILO). The scheme will cover the country’s four million ready-made garment (RMG) workers.

The Federal Trade Commission of the US on Tuesday sued Walmart for allowing its money transfer services to be used by fraudsters, who fleeced consumers out of hundreds of millions of dollars. texfash.com reports.

Textile Exchange's Material Change Index (MCI) has reached a 50% preferred materials use even though growth in the uptake of recycled inputs is dominated by plastic packaging waste. However, post-consumer textile waste is at a paltry 1.49% of recycled inputs, and 0.18% of textile use overall. texfash.com reports.

A strategic partnership will help growers across 3.7 million acres of land in New Zealand to boost regenerative agriculture and monitor the resulting ecological outcomes to strive for a more sustainable future.

British Wool has purchased a new site in Selkirk and will be moving the organisation's Galashiels team and operations to this more modern and spacious environment to handle the increasing capacity of wool from this region.

Packaging and fashion sectors received the most complaints six months on from introduction of the Competition and Markets Authority's Green Claims Code.

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), in the dock over the use of its Higg MSI tool, has paused the 'transparency' tool across the world. The decision comes almost two weeks after the Norwegian Consumer Agency (Forbrukertilsynet) ruled that the Higg MSI tool is not sufficient as a basis for the environmental claims that outdoor brand Norrøna and fast fashion giant H&M were using in marketing themselves and their products.