Subir Ghosh

Executive Editor & Co-Founder texfash.com
Subir Ghosh

SUBIR GHOSH is a Kolkata-based independent journalist-writer-researcher who writes about environment, corruption, crony capitalism, conflict, wildlife, and cinema. He is the author of two books, and has co-authored two more with others. In mainstream media, he has worked with the Press Trust of India (PTI), the Telegraph, and the Daily News and Analysis (DNA). 

He has handled communications and publications for the Centre for Science and Environment (CSE), the Wildlife Trust of India (WTI), the Federation of Hotels and Restaurant Association of India (FHRAI). and SPG Publications. Over the years, he has been a columnist for a host of publications, including First Post, Kindle, Asian Correspondent, The Asian, Yuva and the Imphal Free Press, among others. 

He writes, edits, reports and designs. He is also a professionally trained and qualified photographer.

 

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Title Date
A Phoenix Feat: How Fabricato Pulled off a Strategic Restructuring Operation
EU Does Not Align with Its Own Principles as Established Under Waste Hierarchy
Looking at Europe: DPPs Have Manufacturing Countries Fumbling in the Dark
DPPs Have a Climate Scope, But Data Credibility Will Matter
A Race Against Time: Companies Need to Set House in Order before DPPs Kick in
Multiple Legislations May Exacerbate Duplicative Burden of Standards on Suppliers
Commercial Industry is Best Way to Manage Kangaroo Populations Sustainably
As US Activists Make Brands Dance to Anti-Leather Tune, Kangaroo Conservation Takes a Hit
Finnish City Shows World How Incentive-Based Systems Can Tackle Textile Waste
It's Agreed. Transparency Will Be Key to Sustainability Claims
Fabric Innovation and Apparel Market: Which Is Driving the Other?
Caught Between Wars and Laws, Industry Plans Ahead
Making a Showcase at an Event
Fashion’s Great Disconnect: Location of Sales, Profits & Capital vs. Location of Environmental Impacts
There Will be Winners, Losers, and Those Who Come Together
‘Certified’ Cotton Not Always ‘Sustainable’ Cotton; Brands & Retailers Must Raise Transparency Bar
Almost 90% of Top Retailers and Brands Still Unsustainable, Not Transparent on Cotton
Enemies of the People: DuPont and 3M Knew of PFAS Dangers, But Covered It up for 40+ Years
Joining the Dots: Sustainability Strategy Reflects the Colonial Logic of the Global Economy
Gnutti: Either You're 100% Sustainable or You're Not; Berto: Don’t Want to Over-Produce
Isko’s Circular Way: Not Giving to Industry Pressure to Have a New Product Every Season
Denim Challenge: Translating Most Creative Trends into More Eco-responsible Approach
Polyester Giant Reliance Sets Stage for Shein's Backdoor Return to India
Nearshoring Next: Colombia Has Potential to Become Robust Exporter
For Colombia's Textiles-Fashion Industry Sustainability Is Not a Plus, but a Must
Destination Colombia: Where Sourcing Meets Substance and Style
More Info Needed on Farmer Incomes to Measure Progress
Tough Questions Need to Be Asked Within Bangladesh Too
Larger Idea of Responsible Sourcing Continues to Gain Traction in Industry
More Work Is Needed to Set International Frameworks and Standards
What’s Khadi and What’s Not: Indian Handloom Remains Entangled in Legal Brawls
Reuters Scoop on Recycling Leads to Indonesian Backlash Against Second-Hand Clothing
Textiles and Clothing Get More Functional: Industry Readies to Drive on Performance and Innovation
Scalable and Sustainable Innovations are Not a Contradiction in Terms
Philosophy Hasn’t Changed at Munich Fabric Start; It Reinvents by the Season
Greenwashing Confuses Consumers, Creates Mistrust and Affects Brands Doing it Right
Textile Recycling as a Collaborative Effort: Texcircle Project Shows the Way
Fashion at COP27: The Shame Old Story
Hub of All Things: Berlin’s Fashion Space Enables a Co-Ownership Approach
Worth Dyeing For: Real Battle is Fighting for True Transparency Across Denim Supply Chain
Denim Still a Key Player in Industry Due to Its Flexibility and Ability to Adapt its Image
Mongolia Has an Answer to Fast Fashion: Sustainable Cashmere
Prague’s Clothing Bank Touches Lives of the Needy, Stops Garments from Going Waste
Ten Years On: Australian Charity Threads Through an Ethical Response to Fashion's Excess
HKRITA’s Green Machine is Breakthrough that Recycling of Blended Textiles Needed, at Scale
The Burmese Python that Destroyed Everglades Ecosystem Is Now Sheer Leather
Good Earth Cotton Starts Work on a Delight-ful Project in India
The Report on India's Textile Waste Needs a Closer Look and an Update
Global Confidence in Organic Cotton Dips. Reason: The Great Indian Organic Cotton Scam
As Member States Roll out Different Support Schemes, Single Market Gets Fragmented
 
 
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