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Online marketplace Immaculate Vegan raises £400,000 in first round of funding
Online vegan fashion marketplace, Immaculate Vegan Ltd, has successfully closed its first funding round, earning 400,000 pounds to fuel future development. Immaculate Vegan, which was launched in
Research shows enzyme-based plastics recycling is more energy-efficient, better for the environment
In a new study, researchers have discovered that using enzymes is a more sustainable approach for recycling polyethylene terephthalate (PET), a common plastic used in single-use beverage bottles,
Resale platform ThredUp partners with LG for clothing clean-out program
ThredUp, a fashion resale platform based in the United States, has partnered with LG Electronics USA, a subsidiary of South Korean electronics giant LG, to launch a charitable clothing clean-out
Outerwear brand Eddie Bauer introduces rental program
US-based outerwear brand Eddie Bauer, is launching its first rental program to encourage circularity and make its technical apparel more accessible. The service will be offered throughout the
Swedish shoe brand Vagabond Shoemakers to focus on reducing emissions
Following the release of its 2020 sustainability report, Swedish footwear manufacturer Vagabond Shoemakers is seeking to cut emissions moving ahead.  Following the pandemic, the brand stated
Bluesign completes revision of all chemical substance lists in 2021
The revised chemical ingredients lists of environmental performance label Bluesign, based in St. Gallen, Switzerland, have tightened restrictions on free aniline content in chemical products, used
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol announces Levi Strauss as its new member
Denim brand Levi Strauss & Co., and its historic brands Levi's®, Dockers®, Denizen® by Levi's®, and Signature by Levi Strauss & Co.™ have become the new members of the US Cotton Trust
Kuraray receives a bio polyester patent from Japanese firm Mitsubishi
Mitsubishi Chemical Corporation (MCC), based in Tokyo, has signed a licensing deal with Kuraray, a Japanese chemical and fibers producer, for the relevant patent, which includes an MCC-owned
Farfetch, ThredUp introduces clothes donating service to the US
Farfetch, a luxury fashion platform based in the UK, announced that it is partnering with ThredUp to bring its donation program to the United States. The program will allow Farfetch customers to
Neiman Marcus to become fur-free by early 2023
US department store chain, Neiman Marcus Group (NMG) is the latest store to pledge to stop selling any products containing animal fur by early 2023. The announcement also applies to Bergdorf
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