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Title Date
Fair Wear and SLCP Announce Partnership on Greater Convergence of Social and Labour Data
New EU Project Launched to Advance Climate-Neutral and Circular Practices in Textiles Sector
New Cotton Project Concludes, Makes 8 Recommendations
New Studies Show How to Make Firefighters’ Clothing Safer to Wear, Maintain and Manufacture
EU Set to Ban Destruction of Unsold Textiles/Footwear as Council Gives Final Green Light to Ecodesign Law
ILO and 3 Garment Union Federations Launch Grievance Application System for Indonesian Workers
ZDHC Releases Guide to Promote Responsibility in Usage of Commodity Chemicals
Second-Hand Clothing Supports 2.5 million People in 5 Poor African Countries, Generates 6.5 Jobs for Each Tonne Imported
Almost 3/4 of Textile Waste In EU Goes Unsorted
New Research-Driven UK Network to Establish Systematic, Circular and Sustainable Principles as Norm in Fashion Industry
Sorting for Fibre-to-Fibre Recycling a $1.5 billion Sector in US, Finds Study
Worldly Launches New Data Tool for Supply Chain Transparency and Regulatory Compliance
New Guide Urges Brands to Abide by 12 Principles for Indigenous Peoples and Local Communities
8 Brands Join Fashion ReModel Initiative that Seeks to Scale up Business Models Not Relying on Selling New Items
Brands and IndustriALL Sign Binding Agreements to Support Collectively Bargained Wages for Garment Workers in Cambodia
Top Brands Fare Dismally in Latest Climate Ratings; Only H&M and Puma above Average; Shein Scores 2.5/100
Leather Industry in UK Sees Marked Decline in Trade, EUDR Poses Significant Risk
Cameroon’s Used Clothing Imports Have Dropped by 50%+ in Last 16 Years
Lack of Global Structures Hindering Efforts to Minimise Negative Impact of Textiles Value Chain
New Study Shows AI Can Reduce Fast Fashion's Carbon Footprint by Improving Supply Chain Efficiencies
94% SLCP Member Facilities Still Show At Least One Non-Compliance
Renewcell Sells Kristinehamn Pilot Plant to Non-Textile Player Biosorbe
Ghana Study Says Media Reports of Waste Grossly Over-Estimated; It’s Only 5% of Total Second-Hand Clothing Imports
Research Project Launched to Study Impact of Climate Strategies of Corporations Across Asia-Pacific
Stakeholder Network Launched to Catalyse Circular Fashion in Nigeria
Study Shows that Cotton Microfibres Biodegrade Faster than Tissue Paper Microfibres
Textile Exchange and Magnum Photos Announce 3rd Photography Competition to Showcase Textile Transformation
Cambodia to Eliminate Hazardous Travel Modes Used by Garment Workers
Working Together Better than Individual Efforts: European Outdoor Group to Invest in Renewable Project
Now or Never: Paper Warns Against Further Deterioration of Textile Recycling Situation in EU
Polybion Announces Worldwide Launch of Celium
C2C Upgrades Product Standard to Address New Challenges and Meet New Legal Requirements
New Australia Study to Explore Fashion Disposal Habits
Better Cotton to Change LCA Approach, Collaborate with Cascale, Focus Instead on Country-Level LCAs
Environmental Assessment Makes 16 Recommendations for Australia's Cotton Industry
EU Adopts Sustainability Reporting Directive but Defers Deadline to June 2026
Hemp Straw Project Could Boost Textile Manufacturing in Canada
Artisan Manifesto Launched, Urges Designers and Brands to Listen to Voices of Artisans
India Planning to Boost Global Acceptance of Indigenous Kasturi Cotton
Australian Wool Sets New Benchmark for Integrity and Sustainability
Replacing Plastics with Alternatives Worse for GHG Emissions In Most Cases, Claims Study
Global Trade Should Rebound, but Downside Risks Remain
Not Clear, Not Substantiated: World’s Top Fashion Companies Ambiguous about Climate Measures, Finds Study
Textiles the Biggest Source of PFAS in Yangtze River
Manufacturing Choices Influence Microfibre Release in Textiles, Says New Research
Chinese Scientists Reveal the Spinning Mechanism of the Silkworm
Greenwashing Probe Fallout: ASOA, Boohoo and Asda Sign Pledge to Use Accurate Green Claims
Full Text: Open Letter from Competition and Markets Authority to Fashion Sector
Sweden, France and Denmark Call for New Global Rules on Exporting Textile Waste to Developing Countries
Better Predictive Models Could Lead to Fewer Clothing Returns, Finds Study
 
 
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