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MAS Holdings partners with Ambercycle to utilize recycled polyester material
Sri Lanka-based clothing manufacturer MAS Holdings has signed a three-year supply agreement with US-based materials science company Ambercycle to use its recycled polyester material,
EURATEX, industriAll Europe launch project to promote circularity
Supported by the European Commission, EURATEX and industriAll Europe have initiated "Stitch Together," a two-year Europe-wide project designed to enhance social partnerships within the European
EU approves new laws for labour standards in Bangladesh
A new supply chain rule, endorsed by the European Parliament, is set to enhance labor and environmental standards in Bangladesh's garment factories. As the largest destination for textile exports,
EURATEX collaborates on TCLF SkillBridge Project
EURATEX will collaborate with CEC and COTANCE in support of the EU TCLF Pact for Skills, aiming to establish regional partnerships focused on skills development. With backing from the European
BASF and Inditex introduce nylon recycling solution
BASF, the leading European chemical producer, and fashion giant Inditex have joined forces to advance recyclability in the textile industry through the introduction of loopamid. This innovative
Fashion for Good launches Rewear project for circular fashion
Netherlands-based sustainable innovation platform Fashion for Good is taking a significant step towards addressing textile waste through its newly launched Rewear project. The initiative, unveiled
Aware launches with world's first fully infield-traceable recycled polyester
Textile traceability solution provider, Aware, has successfully integrated its Aware tracer into recycled polyester filament yarn, ensuring traceability throughout the production process—from yarn
EU takes step against fast fashion waste with ban on unsold clothing destruction
The European Parliament and EU member states have jointly introduced new regulations aimed at addressing the issues of fast fashion and reducing waste. One significant measure includes a ban on the
Greenpeace uses geolocation to track donated clothing
Greenpeace, the environmental organization, has discovered that a substantial portion of donated clothing doesn't find a second life. In an effort to illustrate this, they placed geolocation devices
Bangladesh implements use of recycled materials in RMG products
An agreement was recently signed by Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association with ready-to-wear (RMG) buyer H&M, the country's largest, to reduce carbon emissions up to 30% by
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