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Thai Acrylic Fibre introduces blockchain-based traceability for Radianza
The Aditya Birla Group's Thai Acrylic Fibre Co Ltd (TAF) has created a digital traceability platform for its flagship fiber brand Radianza. The blockchain-based technology, developed by Canada-based
Pangaia launches new fruit and plant-based fibers
London-based materials science company, PANGAIA, is introducing two new fabric alternatives to replace overproduced traditional materials such as cotton. Made entirely from plant fibers and
Unifi’s REPERVE receives first Higg MSI Scores further validating the transparency
Unifi, Inc. UFI's recycled fiber, REPREVE, is now even more transparent. The Higg Materials Sustainability Index (Higg MSI) scores for the company's flagship recycled brand have been received. The
Allbirds shares its carbon footprint calculator
Allbirds, the San Francisco-based footwear B Corp, has introduced an open-source carbon calculating tool for the fashion industry. Allbirds said on its website that it understands that sharing
Eco-calculator to analyze environmental impacts of Evolon solutions
Freudenberg Performance Materials has introduced an Eco-calculator to assist consumers in determining the suitability of Evolon textile solutions for bedding and bath towels. The new
Lee and H&M come up with 'Next Gen' sustainable denim
 The collaboration between the American denim maker and the Swedish retailer is said to be a holistic and thrilling one. H&M is coming up with its first 100 percent recycled cotton jeans,
Mud Jeans released their sustainability report
Denim brand Mud Jeans has released its 2019 sustainability report in that it maintains its own jeans conserve 92 percent of water, 47 percent of land usage, and 66 percent of CO2 emissions in
SAICM's new policy brief addresses concern in textile chemicals
The Strategic Approach to International Chemicals Management (SAICM) has published a policy brief that addresses chemicals of concern in textiles, among other products, and efforts to minimise their
Carnegie's Biobased Xorel becomes the first textile to attain Living Product Challenge Certification
Biobased Xorel; the groundbreaking environmental high-performance textile sourced from sugar cane is the FIRST textile product to achieve Living Product Challenge Certification. Carnegie becomes the
GRS certificates acquired by RadiciGroup covers raw and yarn-dyed 95% r-PET and solution-dyed 85% r-PET
Filippo Servalli, Marketing and Sustainability Director of RadiciGroup said that, “GRS certification was yet another goal achieved by the Group – evidence of its customary transparency
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