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Indian Industry / EU Funding

18 February 2025

2 minutes
India’s textiles and apparel sector is key and more than 45 million are employed in this field of which 60% are stated to be women

India to Get €9.5 million to Strengthen Textiles and Handicraft Industry

India's textiles and handicraft industry has received a €9.5 million (₹85.5 crore) grant from the European Union (EU) for a joint initiative with the country’s Ministry of Textiles to foster inclusive growth, resource efficiency and sustainability in the textiles sector along with driving livelihoods, and women’s economic empowerment.

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Manufacturing / Robotics Living Lab

17 February 2025

2 minutes
The cobots at the RoLL will support the fashion industry to produce high value, low volume garments.

Fashion Manufacturing Lab Opens in UK to Create Sustainable High Value, Low Volume Garments

The Robotics Living Lab (RoLL) has launched at the Manchester Fashion Institute to to create and produce more sustainably, modernising fashion manufacturing and helping to address the industry’s skills shortage.

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Buying Practices / Cascale Report

14 February 2025

4 minutes
In the 2024 BBPI ratings cycle, the softgoods category of buyers received a score of 52 points. “Softgoods” is defined in the BBPI 2024 rating cycle as “including apparel, footwear, and household goods.”

Cascale Releases First Better Buying Partnership Index Report, Shows Improvement in Practices

Global nonprofit Cascale has published its first Better Buying Partnership Index since it acquired key assets of the Better Buying Institute (BBI) earlier this month.

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NextGen Materials / Market 2030

13 February 2025

3 minutes
Individual action enables brands to drive nextgen material strategies that align with their business goals, securing a competitive edge.

NextGen Materials Could be 8% of Total Fibre Market in 5 Years, Claims New Report

A new report offers fashion industry leaders a strategic roadmap to help accelerate the adoption of next-generation materials. Highlighting key levers across the supply chain, the guide provides both individual and collective actions to drive meaningful change at scale.

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Cotton Farming / Pakistan Study

10 February 2025

5 minutes
Women work amid rain waters in a cotton field, damaged during the monsoon season, in a village on the outskirts of Hyderabad, Pakistan, in 2022.

Cotton Sector at Community Level Wilting Under Pressure in Pakistan

Cotton production is under multi-dimensional stress in Pakistan brought about collectively by factors ranging from low yields to low government support, to outdated farming methods on many of the farms, to constant fragmentation of farmland from one generation to the next, to the palpable impact of climatic change.

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Modern Slavery / Bangladesh Study

7 February 2025

3 minutes
Around four million Bangladeshis are employed in the RMG industry, the majority of whom are women and girls. Within this critical sector of the Bangladeshi economy and of global markets, exploitation of vulnerable workers remains pervasive.

New Report Reveals Worker Exploitation Rife in Hidden, Subcontracted Tiers of Bangladesh's RMG Industry

As Bangladesh grapples with overlapping political, economic, and labour market challenges, a new research on the country’s readymade garment sector has unearthed presence of child labour, including under illegal terms of work and in hazardous conditions, abuse of vulnerability of individuals living below the poverty line, abusive working conditions, among other things.

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Certifications / Better Cotton

6 February 2025

2 minutes
Over 2.13 million farmers in 22 countries now have a licence to sell their cotton as Better Cotton. In total, its programmes have reached almost 4 million people whose working lives are connected to cotton production.

Better Cotton Transitions to Certification Scheme, Enhances Supply Chain Oversight

The world’s leading sustainability initiative for cotton, Better Cotton, has strategically transitioned to become a certification scheme, underscoring its commitment to maintain highest standards of sustainability and transparency in the cotton industry.

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Chemical Usage / MMCF Guidelines

30 January 2025

1 minute
Brands and suppliers sourcing MMCF materials should establish policies aligned to the ZDHC MMCF Guidelines V2.2.

ZDHC Opens MMCF Module for Submissions, Urges Brands and Suppliers to Engage with Supply Chain

ZDHC Foundation’s Roadmap to Zero Programme has urged suppliers and brands working across the fashion landscape to assess chemical management practices, including chemical recovery, wastewater management and air emissions for the MMCF Module.

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Manufacturing 4.0 / UK Paper

28 January 2025

3 minutes
UK fashion and textiles companies could increase efficiency, reduce production costs, improve production quality and consistency using robotics with the right financial support e.g. inward investment.

UK Report Outlines Strategic Pathways for Integration of Automation and Robotics in Manufacturing

A new report examines the challenges and opportunities of integrating robotics and automation into UK manufacturing, offering targeted recommendations for the government and industry to modernise the sector and enhance workforce skills.

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Microfibre Pollution / FibER Hub

23 January 2025

2 minutes
Even microfibres from fabrics considered ‘natural’, such as cotton, can have a negative impact on the environment, as manufacturing processes introduce chemical dyes and finishes to the fabric so that it is no longer in its natural state.

New Research Hub to Probe Extent and Environmental Impact of Microfibre Loss from Textiles

A newly established collaborative research hub in North East England will explore the extent and environmental impact of microfibre loss from textiles.

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