How will EU Green Deal changes affect Asia Pacific supply chains?
Europe’s move to scale back or delay parts of its Green Deal is shifting the dynamics of global sustainability, and…
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Coalition calls for data gaps, transparency fix in UNEP textile project
The group, led by the Ghana Used Clothing Dealers Association (GUCDA), includes trade bodies such as Recycling Europe and the…
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Gen Z and Millennials drive UK demand for secondhand style
42.5% of consumers purchased secondhand apparel in the 12 months to June 2025, up from 40.6% the previous year, with…
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Fashion brands urged to tackle ‘deadly heat’ in garment factories
Clean Clothes Campaign explains in a new report titled 'Heat and Garment Workers' Rights - Fashioning a Just Transition' that…
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WRAP takes clothing durability test to North America, Europe
WRAP is inviting major fashion companies from these regions to participate in the programme, which will assess the durability of…
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What UK fashion sector can learn from Europe’s CSRD challenges
From Milan to Mumbai, fashion companies are realising that fashion sustainability reporting is no longer a background task tucked into…
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Climate adaptation without funding ‘impossible,’ suppliers warn brands
Adapting apparel supply chains to worsening climate shocks will be an “impossible challenge” unless brands step up financing, according to…
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Fashion sector reacts to EU voting for ESG reporting cutbacks
The committee approved a series of changes with 17 votes in favour, six against, and two abstentions. The decision is…
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Reju leads call for EU investment in textile-to-textile recycling
Reju, along with Resortecs, COLEO, Tissage de Charlieu, Synergies TLC, Nouvelles Fibres Textiles, Sympany, European Spinning Group, Ariadne, Erdotex, Utexbel,…
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Cotton consortium issues new guidelines for apparel sector
Members in the consortium include the Better Cotton Initiative (BCI), Cotton Australia, Cotton Incorporated, and the US Cotton Trust Protocol.…
