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Zara to be 100% sustainable by 2025
Spanish fashion retailer Zara has announced that 100 per cent of the cotton, linen and polyester used in its clothing will be more sustainable, organic or recycled by 2025. Zara's holding group,
Inditex plans their environmental strategy
At its AGM today in Spain, Inditex says that by 2025, 100 per cent of the cotton, linen and polyester used by its eight clothing brands will be made from either organic, ‘sustainable’ or recycled
Covestro develops elastic fibers through CO2
Polymer materials manufacturer Covestro has developed a method of yielding elastic textile fibres through the partial use of carbon dioxide as a replacement to crude oils. Produced in partnership
Netherland based fashion brand launches its Asia programme in partnership with Intellecap
Innovative startups from India with disruptive sustainability solutions applicable to the fashion supply chain will now have the opportunity to be part of a Asia innovation programme launched by
Indian texile and apparel industry reinventing itself
India feels the adverse social and environmental impact of ‘fast fashion’; however, this may change soon. India is a global manufacturing hub for textiles and apparel, coping with growing
Denim maker Candiani spa clinches ITMA 2019 sustainable innovation award
One of Europe’s largest denim producer, Candiani SpA has won the ITMA Sustainable Innovation Award, held in conjunction with ITMA 2019. Its innovative product, Candiani Re-Gen is a ‘circular
Retailers can't destroy unsold clothes in France?
The French government is looking to ban retailers from throwing away unsold consumer products. The move, which would include electronics, cosmetics, and clothes, would be introduced to reduce the
France planning to ban destruction of unsold clothes
France is to pass legislation banning supermarkets and producers from destroying unsold non-food items in a “world first”, according to Edouard Philippe, the prime minister. France has
Turning old clothes into everything new
Australia has a fashion problem. More than 500,000 tonnes of clothing waste is sent to landfill each year. But a new way of recycling could redirect some of our unwanted textiles from polluting the
Pilot yields cradle to cradle certified
In a significant advancement for the textile printing sector, speciality chemical supplier CHT Group has produced print pastes and pigments that have been certified to the Cradle to Cradle (C2C) Gold
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