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Going Circular / Garment Sorting

8 February 2023

2 minutes
Researcher Brian Iezzi scans and measures the photonic fibres in the fabric he developed.

Recycling Gets Boost: US Researchers Devise Technology to Eliminate Problem of Garment Sorting

Sorting and recycling could be more effective if a tag made of photonic fibres is woven into the fabric. A team of researchers has done just that and is now evaluating ways to move forward with the commercialisation of the technology.

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Microfibre Pollution / UK Laundering

8 February 2023

2 minutes
The researchers estimated that annual microfibre release from the UK's washing was between 6,860 and 17,847 tonnes. That's the equivalent of around 600-1,500 double-decker buses.

Laundry Washing in UK Releases 17,847 tonnes of Microfibres Every Year

Researchers have found that the annual release of 6,860–17,847 tonnes of microfibre from UK's washing is a relatively small problem in comparison to the fashion industry's waste problem, with 365,000 tonnes of clothing going to landfill every year.

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Central America / Investments

7 February 2023

3 minutes
Guatemalan fabrics displayed at a market. The new round of investments aim to help address the root causes of migration by creating economic opportunity in Northern Central America, including Guatemala.

US Companies Generate $585 million for Fashion-Textiles Industry in Northern Central America

A total of $585 million have been committed by four US companies to the textiles and fashion industry in Northern Central America as part of the ‘Call to Action’ initiative of the US administration and the Partnership for Central America to combat root causes of migration.

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Going Circular / Inclusive Project

7 February 2023

2 minutes
Workers at a dry waste collection centre in Bengaluru.

Inclusive Circularity: Recycled Plastic Collected by Wastepickers Turned into 152 million Buttons

Saamuhika Shakti is a collective impact initiative wherein nine organisations have joined forces to enable informal wastepickers have greater agency to lead secure and dignified lives. The initiative has also caught the attention of the fashion industry looking for recycled plastic.

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Going Sustainable / Technologies

6 February 2023

2 minutes
Large-scale applications of green fibres made from bio-sources will eliminate the poor degradability and microfibre contamination from petroleum derived synthetic fibres.

Mechanical Recycling Will Become Major Technology for Single-Material Textiles, Says Study

Promotion of green science and technology will be crucial to solve sustainability issues from the root to the end of textiles' lifecycle, a research study has underlined.

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Digital Currency / India Retail

6 February 2023

2 minutes
Retail CBDC would be potentially available for use by all — private sector, non-financial consumers and businesses while wholesale CBDC is designed for restricted access to select financial institutions.

Reliance Retail is First Retail Chain in India to Create In-Store Acceptance of Digital Rupee [e₹-R] for Customers

Reliance Retail has become the first Indian retailer to adopt the country's new digital currency called Digital Rupee – Retail [e₹-R].

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Launchpad / Adidas Sportswear

6 February 2023

2 minutes
Sporty in essence, the Adidas Sportswear collection offers specific performance technologies through simple cutlines, colorways and stripped back design details, with comfort running through its every fibre.

Adidas Launches First Label in Almost 50 Years, Harps on Performance Technologies

A blend of sport silhouettes with fresh detailing, German sportswear giant Adidas has launched its first new label in almost five decades: Adidas Sportswear.

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Microfibre Pollution / Wet Processing

3 February 2023

3 minutes
Wet processes are the steps that require the input of significant amounts of water and that are required to prepare the fabric for dyeing and to ensure that the dyes are properly set to achieve the desired quality in a product.

Moving Away from Wet Processing Best Way to Avoid Microfibre Shedding in Textile Manufacturing

In order to make meaningful progress toward sustainability, changes in wet processes including dyeing are critical to reduce microfibre shed in textile manufacturing, a report has underscored.

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Manmade Cellulosic Fibres / LCA Research

3 February 2023

4 minutes
New wood-based textile fibres are not meant to be direct substitutes for existing fibres. Future studies should take into consideration the differences in properties of wood-based textile fibres and their non-wood counterparts, as well as the uncertainty in their market uptake when performing calculations on substitution factors and market projections.

Wood-based Textiles: Standard LCA Studies Require Rethinking on Methods, Indicators and Metrics

There is a critical imperative to improve the metrics used to quantify environmental impact indicators, especially related to the variety of factors that influence environmental sustainability of forest products, a study that looked at potential non-climate environmental impacts of wood-based textile fibres has contended.

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Dyes & Chemicals / Funding Round

2 February 2023

2 minutes
Ever Dye will now shift its production and dyeing process to a truly industrial scale. Ever Dye aims to complete the world’s first textile dyeing process at room temperature in 2023.

Deep-tech Startup Ever Dye Raises €3.4M to Scale Dyeing Process that Uses 1/15x Less Energy

A €3.4 million seed round will now support French deep-tech startup Ever Dye to scale up and commercialise its next-generation sustainable dyeing process and help the textile industry to lower emissions.

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