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Tracing Cotton / Egyptian Cotton

3 October 2022

2 minutes
Illustrative image. Samples of lint cotton, yarn and fabric at different steps were verified with a test based on PCR, and the correct DNA marker was detected, thereby enabling the identification of the premium product, of its origin and the specific supply chain.

Haelixa Makes Egyptian Cotton Product Traceable under UNECE Project

Haelixa has been marking Egyptian cotton fabrics for premium shirts with a unique DNA marker. This makes the raw material traceable from the source to the finished textile product. A texfash.com report.

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Innovation / RISE Award

3 October 2022

2 minutes
Disposable nappies are a waste problem that stay in landfill for hundreds of years. Melbourne-based startup DiaperRecycle recycles used diapers into absorbent and flushable cat litter after separating the plastic and fibre in its bid to decrease the climate-changing emissions of diapers from landfills.

Startup that Recycles Diapers into Flushable Cat Litter Wins INDA Innovation Award

And now used diapers from households and institutions will be recycled into litter for your pet cat, and justifiably so it has won the RISE Innovation Award. A texfash.com report.

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GHG Emissions / SBTI Targets

30 September 2022

2 minutes
Till now, few companies accounted for land-based emissions in their targets or disclosures due to the lack of available guidance and methods.

SBTi to Fill 22% Global Emissions Gap Not Addressed Before, Launches New Guidance to Cover Land-Related Emissions and Removals

The Forest, Land and Agriculture (FLAG) Science Based Target Setting Guidance from the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) provides businesses in land-intensive sectors such as food, agriculture and forestry with the tools to play their part in preventing the catastrophic impacts of climate change.

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GHG Emissions / Shein Targets

30 September 2022

3 minutes
Since Scope 3 generates the largest portion of the emissions, Shein wants to works with expert partners to collaborate on a transition to renewable energy sources and carbon reduction plans.

Shein Talks Science-Based Targets, Says Scope 3 Constitutes 99% of Emissions, Earmarks $7.6 m for Apparel Impact Institute

Shein, which has been facing severe criticism for its fast fashion overdrive and the lack of transparency both in its activities and supply chains, has announced ambitious emission reduction targets for 2030, and also allocated $7.6 million in programmatic funding to the Apparel Impact Institute.

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Fashion Weeks / Vitality Index

30 September 2022

2 minutes
It was in 2021 that Shanghai Fashion Week increased its exposure on social media by partnering with Tiktok to launch a China Independent Designer Support Programme and create a new event called Shanghai Fashion & Lifestyle Carnival (SHFLC) to promote domestic brands and designers.

Fashion Weeks of Paris, Milan and London Work Best for China

A Fashion Week Vitality Index Report which aims at delivering the voice of China to the global fashion industry has ranked the fashion weeks of Paris, Milan and London as the ones that work best for that country, with Shanghai seeing the number of participating brands increasing in 2021.

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Workers Rights / MENA Campaign

30 September 2022

2 minutes
Taking up the campaign 'Garment workers need safe factories', textile unions in the five MENA countries of Morocco, Jordan, Tunisia, Egypt and Palestine have joined the global call for safe workplaces.

Textile Workers Launch Campaign for Social Protection, and Better Health/Safety Standards

Textile worker unions have launched a campaign in five countries for social protection. One of the root causes of garment workers’ dire situation is that many producing countries have inadequate or non-existent systems for social protection.

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Supply Chains / Legal Compliance

29 September 2022

3 minutes
With 4,440 facilities having completed an SLCP verified assessment in 2021 alone, the Impact Report estimates that this unlocked savings of up to $10 million can be reinvested in improving working conditions.

91% Facilities Still Show Non-Compliance of 1+ Local Legal Requirements

The 2021 Impact Report of the Social and Labor Convergence Program (SLCP) says that a staggering 91% of all verified assessments of facilities include at least one non-compliance. texfash.com reports.

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Biomaterials / Lycra and Qira

29 September 2022

2 minutes
Julien Born, CEO of the Lycra Company, and Jon Veldhouse, CEO of LLC, after signing the agreement on Wednesday.

Elastane Giant Lycra to Use Qira for NextGen Bio-Derived Fibre

The Lycra Company, a global leader in developing innovative fibre and technology solutions for the textile and apparel industry, has announced that it has entered into an agreement with Qore to enable the world’s first large-scale commercial production of bio-derived spandex using Qira.

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Going Circular / Digital ID

29 September 2022

2 minutes
Connectivity is essential to reshape our relationship with resources and to solve for the systems and incentives preventing our transition to a circular economy. If Digital IDs are implemented according to this plan, brands can access ongoing royalties, relationships and data through products.

New Action Plan Details How Brands Can Leverage Digital IDs to Install Circular Services

An ‘Industry-Aligned Action Plan’ explores how fashion brands and retailers can leverage Digital ID technology to establish circular services in every product they manufacture and profitably scale up fashion’s circular economy.

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Fashion Awards / CNMI 2022

29 September 2022

2 minutes
Ellen MacArthur Foundation’s CEO Andrew Morlet presenting the winner of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation Award for Circular Economy to Timberland alongside German fashion model and actress Toni Garrn.

Timberland Gets CNMI Sustainable Fashion Award for Circular Economy

Outdoor footwear major, Timberland, has won the CNMI Sustainable Fashion Award 2022 for the Circular Economy category for doing outstanding work demonstrating principles of the circular economy.

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