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2022-05-31 13:16:39

TerraCycle receives Bureau Veritas certification for the Recycled Claim Standard

Bureau Veritas Consumer Products Services (Bureau Veritas), a global leader in testing, inspection/audit, advisory, and certification services, has agreed to provide conformity assessment services

2022-01-05 10:12:43

LilySilk partners with TerraCycle to launch a recycling program

Leading silk brand, LilySilk, has partnered with recycling specialist TerraCycle® to introduce a recycling program as part of its zero-waste goal. Consumers in the United States can recycle

2021-04-14 13:00:00

Carters collab with TerraCycle to recycle children’s clothing

Carter's, Inc. (NYSE: CRI), North America's leading branded marketer of apparel specifically for babies and small children, announced the launch of its own recycling program, Kidcycle™, a

2023-08-24 16:57:08

Lingerie brand Nudea aims for full circular sustainability by 2030

Nudea, a lingerie brand known for being certified as a B-Corp, has revealed its plans to become fully circular by the year 2030. They also have their sights set on expanding their presence in the

2022-04-04 03:01:27

US silk brand LilySilk launches a new Zero Waste Movement

Lilysilk, the world's leading silk brand based in the US, has launched its zero waste movement to raise awareness of textile waste and encourage the fashion industry to look for greener

2021-06-28 11:07:30

Canadian store Holt Renfrew sets sustainability standards

Holt Renfrew, a Canadian luxury department store brand, which is owned by the Selfridges Group, made sustainability pledges, making it the first and only Canadian store to set certified

2021-04-09 08:30:30

Teva’s recycling service gives new life to used sandals

Teva, a division of U.S. apparel and footwear group Deckers Brands, has launched a new recycling service TevaForever, that encourages shoppers to send in their old sandals to keep them out of

2019-06-06 16:00:00

France planning to ban destruction of unsold clothes

France is to pass legislation banning supermarkets and producers from destroying unsold non-food items in a â€œworld firstâ€, according to Edouard Philippe, the prime minister. France has