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Germany recognizes GOTS certification and expands Green Button Label
In September 2019, Germany launched the Green Button, the world's first government sustainable textile label. Its purpose is to enhance textile production and label products that adhere to social
CmiA gets recognition from Green Button
Cotton made in Africa (CmiA), an initiative for sustainable African cotton, has been officially recognized by Green Button, is an acknowledged source of raw materials for Cradle to Cradle (C2C)
Kelheim Fibres receives dark green/green shirt in Canpoy’s hot button report
The environmental NGO Canopy published its annual "Hot Button Report" on November 9, 2022, and Kelheim Fibres once again took first place with a dark green/green shirt. The company also managed to
Austrian firm Lenzing tops Canopy's Hot Button Ranking
The Lenzing Group, the top provider of specialty fibers produced responsibly in the world, came in first place on the "Hot Button Ranking" of the Canadian non-profit Canopy, reiterating its position
Birla Cellulose retains top rank in Hot Button Report 2021
Birla Cellulose, the Aditya Birla Group's pulp and fiber division, has retained the top spot in Canopy's Hot Button Report for the third year in a row. Canopy, a non-profit organization, has again
German textile industry to go green
German Development Minister Gerd Müller (above right) presented the country's new "Green Button" seal for sustainable textiles on Monday. The new scheme is meant to ensure that consumers can
MADE IN GREEN by OEKO-TEX: For a more sustainable textile industry
Greater awareness when choosing textiles - A study entitled “The Key to Confidence” that OEKO-TEX® carried out together with the market research firm Anerca International shows that
Towards 100% sustainable denim: METALBOTTONI accelerates with green innovations
An increasingly comprehensive and responsible offer is taking shape to be an excellent branding solution partner.Constant product research, many new collections and increasingly sustainable
IBM and KAYA&KATO work towards implementing blockchain systems
IBM has announced its partnership with a German clothing company KAYA&KATO that aims to develop a blockchain network for the fashion industry. The partnership looks forward to increasing the
G-Star Raw's new collection contains dyes from volcanic rocks and soil
A new wave of ethical and responsible fashion has been gaining momentum all over the world this month as National Environment Month draws attention to the negative effects that the fashion industry
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