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Global Fashion Group announces progress in 2030 sustainability strategy
Global Fashion Group (GFG), the leading online fashion and lifestyle destination in Latin America, Southeast Asia and Australia and New Zealand has published its 2022 People & Planet Positive
Deutsche Telekom creates circular economy ecosystem for textile recycling
Deutsche Telekom has created an ecosystem that the entire textile recycling process, including intelligent control of container fill levels, re-use and recycling. The production of textiles uses
Renewcell partners with Lyocell Fiber Producer CTA Green Fibre
Swedish textile recycling innovator Renewcell has signed a letter of intent with China Textile Academy Green Fibre (CTA Green Fibre), a Chinese lyocell fibre producer, concerning a long-term
Crystal International uses natural mineral powders to dye denim
Hong Kong-based apparel manufacturer, Crystal International, said that it has released a new denim collection that adopts a sustainable natural over-dyed approach. Celadonite, hematite, and
Jeanologia latest tech reduces water consumption in garment finishing
Jeanologia, a Spanish firm that creates eco-friendly solutions, was able to reduce water usage from 100 to 1 liter from the cloth to the finished garment, thanks to its technologies. On March 22,
The LYCRA Company reveals factory Higg tool scores
The LYCRA Company, a leader in the development of cutting-edge fiber and technology solutions for the apparel and personal care industries, revealed that several of its manufacturing facilities had
Accelerating Circularity launches cellulosic textile-to-textile trials
Accelerating Circularity announces the launch of Cellulosic textile-to-textiles trials in Europe as a continuation of the Polyester textile-to-textile trials that were started in
TreeToTextile invests €35 million to build its demo plant in Sweden
TreeToTextile, owned by H&M Group, Inter IKEA Group, Stora Enso, and LSCS Invest, invested €35 million in building a textile fiber process technology demonstration plant in Sweden. From 2016
Intersport Sweden partners with CanopyStyle
Sporting goods retailer Intersport Swenden has partnered with not-for-profit organization CanopyStyle to advance forest-friendly supply chains. In doing so, they positioned crucial points for the
AMSilk, world's first industrial supplier of environmentally friendly silk biopolymers
Germany-based AMSilk is the world's first industrial supplier of synthetic silk biopolymers, which was founded in 2008. The Company develops and produces high-performance materials based on spider