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Regeneration.VC unveils $45m fund to invest in circular solutions
Regeneration.VC, a US$45 million early-stage venture capital fund, has formed a fund to invest in circular and regenerative materials, brands, and reuse technologies. Regeneration.VC is investing
Birla’s Liva Reviva project wins award by UN Global Compact Network India
The first edition of the UN Global Compact Network India's ‘National Innovative and Sustainable Supply Chain Awards’ recognized a recycling project by cellulosic fiber manufacturer Birla
DSM forms CirculariTeam coalition to make Dyneema from waste
Royal DSM, a multinational science-based organization in agriculture, fitness, and sustainable living has established the CirculariTeam coalition with business partners to accelerate the transition
Thrift+ collaborates with Duo UK to produce sustainable mailing bags
For developing mailing bags, online retailer Thrift+ has engaged with packaging specialist Duo. They will be developing bags for their business as well as for their collaboration with women’s
Birla Cellulose joins ‘Circular Fashion Partnership’ to enhance circularity
Birla Cellulose, one of the global leaders in Man-Made Cellulose Fibre (MMCF) which is a part of Aditya Birla Group has joined the “Circular Fashion Partnership.” This is a cross-sectorial
Latest Fashion Industry Technology, Eco-Friendly Textiles and Sustainable Supply Chain Practices Take Centre Stage at Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada, as Show Heads into 4th Year, Anchored as Must-Attend Global Industry Event
ATSC 2019 to introduce expanded product variety, ‘wholesale supplier’ exhibits, and industry-shifting B2B eCommerce solutions, among range of new show offerings Toronto and Montreal,
Parachute and SuperCircle launch home textile recycling program
Los Angeles-based home textiles company Parachute has partnered with reverse-logistics platform SuperCircle to start a new recycling program for bedding, towels, and robes. Parachute founder Ariel
[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012
[Interview] Worn Again Technologies founder Cyndi Rhoades shares insights on the next way forward to achieve circularity in textiles
Worn Again Technologies, formerly known as Worn Again, is a pioneering company that was set up in 2005 by Cyndi Rhoades in East London, England, with a vision to eradicate textiles waste. In 2012
Ethiopia shows potential to become African textile, apparel hub
The government of Ethiopia to make its manufacturing sector globally competition has been keen on diversifying exports with priorities focused on strategic sectors like textile and garment
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