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Certifications / Oeko-Tex Updates

10 January 2024

3 minutes
For the ban on intentional use of PFAS, a new limit value for total fluorine (TF) is effective as of 1 January 2024, replacing the previous parameter for extractable organic fluorine (EOF). Other criteria for microplastics, GMOs and SVHC alignment have been added.

PFAS Limits, Microplastic Release and Leather Traceability Feature in New Oeko-Tex Updates

New limit value for the total fluorine content in PFAS, active risk identification for microplastic release in manufacturing processes and leather materials traceability feature are among the new regulations issued by the Oeko-Tex Association.

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Biomaterials / Fine Mycelium

9 January 2024

2 minutes
The unique printed code on each sheet allows for unprecedented monitoring and control as well as the ability to fine-tune sheets during their growth cycle for desired characteristics, tray-by-tray.

MycoWorks Harvests First 1000 Sheets of Fine Mycelium; Shipments Begin, Paving Way for Product Launches

Biotech company MycoWorks has successfully harvested and shipped over a thousand sheets of its luxury leather-alternative biomaterial Fine Mycelium.

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Quake Aftermath / Turkish Workers

8 January 2024

4 minutes
Apart from financial difficulties, workers had to go back to work before addressing their housing and psychological needs, because they risked the possibility of losing their jobs and had no other resources to rely on.

Brands, Factories Ditched Türkiye Workers After Quake; Less Than 25% Got Full Wages on Leave; 12% Received Severance Pay

It was a seismological shift for workers post the February 2023 quake in Turkiye as the majority of those impacted were left to fend for themselves both by the factories and brands they laboured for, alleges a report by advocacy group Clean Clothes Campaign. 

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Wool Waste / Flocks Wobot

5 January 2024

2 minutes
The Flocks Wobot is a new and independently developed cobot, especially made for working with local European wools that would be otherwise disposed of.

Dutch Designer Makes Robot that Can Convert Discarded Wool into Materials for Furniture and Insulation

Netherlands could soon stop discarding the millions of tonnes of wool thanks to a Dutch designer’s innovative robot.

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Plastics Crisis / Global Treaty

4 January 2024

3 minutes
The INC is tasked with developing an international legally binding instrument on plastic pollution, including in the marine environment, henceforth referred to as “the instrument”, which could include both binding and voluntary approaches, based on a comprehensive approach that addresses the full life cycle of plastic.

Revised Draft Text of International Legally Binding Instrument on Plastic Pollution Released

A Global Plastics Treaty that seeks to protect human health and the environment from the adverse effects of plastic pollution, based on a comprehensive approach that addresses the full life cycle of plastic through the prevention, progressive reduction and remediation of plastic pollution, management and utilisation of plastic and plastic waste according to national priorities by 2040, is closer to reality.

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Euro Polls / EURATEX Manifesto

4 January 2024

3 minutes
The 2024 European Parliament election is scheduled to be held on 6 to 9 June 2024. This will be the tenth parliamentary election since the first direct elections in 1979, and the first European Parliament election after Brexit.

Ahead of Parliament Elections EURATEX Manifesto Calls for 4-Pronged Approach to Textile Policies

As a new European Parliament is set to be voted in June 2024, EURATEX, the voice of the textile and apparel industry, has released a manifesto urging for a competitive playing field.

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Event Report / BRICS+ Fashion Summit

4 January 2024

2 minutes
Organised under the auspices of Moscow Fashion Week, BRICS+ Fashion Summit intends to become a centre for business communication between leading industry professionals, experts, light industry specialists, journalists, bloggers, academic experts, upcoming designers and emerging brands from around the world.

BRICS+ Fashion Summit Saw 60 Countries; Deals Worth $2.7 miilion Signed at Moscow Event

The BRICS + Fashion Summit held in Moscow early last month saw business transactions to the tune of $2.7 million.

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Going Circular / New Model

3 January 2024

3 minutes
In recent years, the environmental challenges arising from textile waste have escalated to a point of global concern, sparking a crisis with clear and compelling evidence. Mountains of textile waste can be found not only in the aforementioned African countries, but also in Latin America.

Circularity and Waste: New Paper Lays Ground for a Disruptive Solution

A paper 'Undressing the Planet' calls for a horizon free of textile waste and stresses on the pertinence of a ‘textile credit’ mechanism as a feasible model of global accountability for reparation and circular development in the Global South.

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Manufacturing / Moderinisation

3 January 2024

3 minutes
Smartex is pioneering the integration of artificial intelligence into the textile industry, with a specific emphasis on achieving zero waste and traceability throughout material production — otherwise known as Tier 2, the highest impact step within the textile supply chain.

Modern Textile Factory Will Be Key But Factories Need to Modernise Now and Fast

For the Modern Textile Factory (MTF) to emerge and thrive in a market that demands the same competitive prices as well as increased speed, quality and compliance, they need to accelerate their modernisation, says a new report.

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Craft Heritage / UK

3 January 2024

2 minutes
Heritage Crafts has already been monitoring and safeguarding the traditional craftsmanship domain since 2017 through its influential Red List of Endangered Crafts.

UK Set to ratify UNESCO Convention for Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage

The United Kingdom is set to ratify the 2003 UNESCO Convention on the Safeguarding of Intangible Cultural Heritage, opening the way to greater international cooperation on the importance of the country’s knowledge, skills and practices as part of her living heritage.

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