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Asahi Kasei develops new technology for recycling carbon fiber
Asahi Kasei, in collaboration with the National Institute of Technology at Kitakyushu College and the Tokyo University of Science, has developed a new method for recovering carbon fiber from vehicle
Mango rolls out circular design denim capsule collection
Spanish clothing company, Mango has introduced its first denim collection made with a single type of fiber, without rivets or jacron labels to make recycling easier in an apparent nod to
Zero Waste Europe has set criteria to go beyond circularity
Four key criteria have been established by Zero Waste Europe (ZWE), a waste reduction organization, for identifying zero-waste business models in the fashion industry. Fashion brands in Europe
Otto Group signs Pakistan Safety Accord
The International Safety Accord for Pakistan has received an early signature from German e-commerce behemoth Otto Group. The Pakistan Accord on Health and Safety in the Textile and Garment
Xeros Technology to explore upcycling of microplastics
Xeros Technology has partnered with the University of Surrey to jointly fund ground-breaking research to turn the microfibers recovered from a laundry into a valuable and usable carbon
Cariloha announces partnership with Nationwide Marketing Group
Cariloha, a manufacturer of environmentally friendly bedding, bath products, and clothing, announced a broad partnership with Nationwide Marketing Group to provide more sleeping solutions made from
Canada Goose is entering rental market with Selfridges
Luxury outerwear and apparel brand Canada Goose, has partnered with  Selfridges on releasing a rental edit, which will be accessible beginning on January 19 on the department store's online and
J.Crew partners with ThredUp
J. Crew has launched a new program called "J. Crew Always" in an effort to protect the environment and help customers save some money. A "360-resale" program powered by ThredUp's
Paris-based Faibrics has raised €22 million
Faibrics, a sustainable chemical company working on a technology that uses a circular manufacturing process to turn CO2 emissions into high-value polyester, announced that it has raised a total of
Around 300 textile plants to be impacted by new EU regulations
In order to lessen their influence on the environment, the European Union's (EU) 300 textile factories and 3,000 chemical facilities will need to adhere to new legislative standards enacted under
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