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H&M and Swedfund come join to develop responsible Ethiopian Textile Industry
H&M has entered into partnership with Swedfund to create a unique cooperation in Ethiopia which aims to contribute to the development of a responsible Ethiopian textile industry characterized by both
Cotton farmers need education in basic techniques to reduce water use
As World Water Week kicks off in Stockholm, 31st August to 5th September 2014, CottonConnect warns that more support is needed for smallholder cotton farmers as they grapple with the effects of water
Aptma in collaboration with GIZ through energy management system help textile mills save 10MW electricity
The Pakistan textile industry in collaboration with German International Cooperation (GIZ) through implementation of Energy Management System in several mills has achieved target of saving over 10MW
Bangladesh jute industry look for better implementation of packaging act to make industry viable
With demand for Bangladesh jute products gaining momentum in both national and international markets, the Jute Protection Committee shows concern over the Mandatory Jute Packaging Act 2010 not yet
Pakistan vision 2025 to help boost textile exports
Pakistan requires economic transformation for which the Vision 2025 was launched which will provide the base. The Vision 2025 is a road map designed to develop the country into economically strong
H&M regains its title of world's largest buyer of organic cotton on the planet
H&M Hennes & Mauritz AB, the Swedish retail giant has used around 10.8 percent of certified organic cotton in 2013 which was enough to make the fashion giant the leading and largest buyer
Swisscontact, BJRI and DAE team up to promote better jute cultivation
Swisscontact, a Zurich-based organization have joined hands with Bangladesh Jute Research Institute (BJRI) and the Department of Agricultural Extension (DAE) for promotion of improved jute
Multiple schemes and programme on hand to improve overall handloom sector in India
India as a whole country has around 43.32 lakh handloom weavers and allied workers and more than 40 % of weavers are women. To improve the living standard of handloom weavers and sustainable
ITMA 2015 receives overwhelming response with strong space take up
ITMA 2015, the leading international textile and garment machinery exhibition, with more than 15 months to go before the exhibition opens in Milan, as over 95% of the 200,000 squares metres of space
Huntsman join hands with GIZ to help textile mills in Bangladesh
Bangladesh’s textile industry is the nation’s largest export sector. Bangladeshi textile factories are now taking environmental issues more seriously as regulatory requirements become
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