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What are the end-uses of organic cotton?
As the people are realizing the negative impact of conventional cotton on the environment as well as humans, people have shifted their concern towards an organic way of cultivating cotton. Organic
Where is lyocell produced in the world?
The production of lyocell globally was noted as 415.6-kilo tonnes in the year 2018 and is forecasted to gain 745.9-kilo tonnes in 2027. Lenzing AG without any dispute is the largest producer of
Sustainability helps drive materials innovations
Sustainability is among four key 'megatrends' driving the innovations in materials needed for the future success of the textiles and apparel industry, according to a new study. The report,
Wool recyclers aims to make use of unwanted garments and involve consumers
Wool and cashmere circular economy platform Re.Verso is launching a programme which aims to make use of unwanted garments and involve consumers as “active players” in recycling. Entitled Take
The denim supply chain partnered together to forge ahead sustainability in 2019
The year 2019 might go down in denim history as the year supply chains got a much-needed reboot. The denim supply chain and brands realized that partnering together can optimize their processes
Lululemon face disturbing allegations of worker abuse
Low-paid workers producing clothes for Lululemon in Bangladesh say they endured physical abuse and regular humiliation from their managers, according to an investigation by the Guardian. One worker
Refibra hits 30% recycled raw materials target
Lenzing Group hit a new milestone with its Refibra technology, according to the company, with a 30% increase in recycled raw materials. This means the Tencel-branded Lyocell fibres can feature up to
US profits hurt by cheap foreign polyester
A major U.S. consumer of RPET enjoyed higher sales figures but suffered significantly lower net income last fiscal year. One reason was cheap polyester imports from China and India. Unifi, which
The future of smart textile
The clothing of the future will look nothing like what we wear today. Or maybe it will. A hunger for sustainability is leading researchers to new organic materials from which to design
The apparel and footwear industries together accounted for more than 8 percent of global climate impacts
The apparel and footwear industries together account for more than 8 percent of global climate impact, greater than all international airline flights and maritime shipping trips combined. The
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