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UK Consumers demands immediate action on climate change
As COP26 gets underway, a national consumer study conducted on behalf of UK sustainability charity WRAP found that 63% of UK citizens believe businesses should act promptly on climate change, with
Inditex and Patagonia commits to zero-carbon shipping by 2040
Inditex, the parent company of Zara, and outdoor clothing brand Patagonia, are among nine large corporations agreeing to transfer cargo on ships using zero-carbon fuel by 2040. As part of the new
Icebreaker, Spinnova partners to develop circular SPINNOVA-merino wool products
Finnish sustainable material company, Spinnova has partnered with VF brand Icebreaker® to develop circular midlayer products using next-generation blends of merino wool and the highly sustainable
Nike launches most sustainably-minded performance shoe
US-based sportswear brand, Nike focused on reinventing its Air Zoom Alphafly Next% shoe in a way that would reduce material waste and impact, with climate change and its influence on both the future
Reports reveal that garment manufacturing is killing Africa rivers
According to a new report, garment production, especially for high street brands in Europe, the UK, and the United States, is poisoning Africa's waterways by polluted discharges of untreated
SBTi raises the bar on climate ambition from 2°C to 1.5°C
The Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi), a global organization that enables businesses to establish emissions reduction targets based on climate science, is announcing a new approach to boost
Germany passes supply chain law to strengthen supply chain control
The German parliament passed a supply chain law that would hold larger corporations liable for human rights and environmental violations occurring inside their worldwide supply networks. The law
Dutch AGT expands its assessment methodology
The Dutch Agreement on Sustainable Garments and Textiles (AGT) has updated its assessment methodology to provide a practical explanation of each evaluation criterion to help participating companies
Accelerating Circularity is launching a new project based in Europe
Accelerating Circularity announced the launch of a new project based in Europe, funded by leaders in global retail, circular supply chain, and textile recycling. The founding members of the Steering
[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