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Shoppers ought to sustainability at the right price
More than three-quarters of fashion customers want to shop more sustainably – but only 39 per cent would be willing to pay more for ethical brands, according to a new report. The survey of more
Viscose suppliers disclosed by M&S through digital map
Retail giant Marks & Spencer (M&S) has extended its digital map revealing the suppliers in its global supply chain to include information about where it sources its man-made cellulosic
SGS assist manufacturers ingress the UV protective clothing markets
The dangers of excessive exposure to the sun are being recognised by more and more people around the world, giving rise to a strong global market for ultraviolet (UV) protection garments. No longer
Wastewater toolbox unveiled by The Sustainability Consortium
The Sustainability Consortium (TSC), a US-based non-profit, has launched a new website that collates information of the causes, impacts and treatment of wastewater in the textiles industry, as to
"First" circular cotton clothes to be pioneered by Re:newcell
Swedish clothing recycling company Re:newcell says it is set to become the first in the world to launch a range of garments made from recycled cotton clothes early next year. The clothes, made
Weak sales has led Gildan to lay off 1700 workers in Mexico
Gildan Activewear Inc. says it is laying off 1,700 employees in Mexico, where it will close its two textile and sewing plants before April amid weak sales and higher costs. The Montreal-based
Sustainability, a core for Vietnamese suppliers
Vietnamese manufacturers need to focus on sustainability in order to take a bigger stake in the global supply chain, according to the head of the international trade association, Amfori. Christian
Under Armour ties up with Aptos
Aptos, Inc., a supplier of retail technology solutions, today announced its successful participation in Under Armour’s recent Hometown Sample Sale that took place July 19-21 in Baltimore. Under
New technology adopted for cotton ginning season
Molecular technologies specialist Applied DNA Sciences (ADNAS) has received an order of US$1 million to supply its SigNature T tagging technology for the 2019/20 cotton ginning season which begins in
India to benefit from the imposition of US duties on Chinese imports
The trade conflict between the US and China may be unsettling global trade. But home-textile exporters from India see a silver lining, though benefits could be insignificant if US demand remains
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