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Green Production in Vietnam’s Textile Industry: Progress Report

Many textile enterprises are moving toward green production processes due to increasing consumer awareness in key export markets. In this article, we will run through how firms are adapting to this trend.

Better Cotton Launches Geographical Mapping Pilot

Better Cotton works extensively in Pakistan. A new pilot scheme aims to improve mapping data and thereby rationalise country programming. An interview with Muhammad Qadeer ul Hussnain, Digital Agriculture Manager at Better Cotton.

Denmark proposes $1.3 billion investment to produce wind energy in Bangladesh

Danish companies Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners (CIP) and Copenhagen Offshore Partners (COP) have submitted a $1.3 billion investment proposal to the government of Bangladesh to produce 500 megawatts of offshore wind energy.

Supply chain ‘track and trace’ initiative to help crack down on greenwashing

Geospatial organisation and location firm Ordnance Survey (OS) is working with several partners to establish the Supply Chain Data Partnership (SCDP) with an aim to tackle supply chain issues and build a more sustainable global economy.

Planet Textiles 2023: Industry Stakeholders Agree on Need To Accelerate Collective Action and Collaboration to Future-Proof Global Supply Chains

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) opened the doors to Planet Textiles at the Fiera Milano Rho exhibition center from June 12 - 13, welcoming attendees to the 2023 edition of the event. Under the theme, Future-Proofing Global Supply Chains, the event took place over two days...

Why Are There Still So Few Eco-Minded Creative Directors?

Sad news for those backing a more sustainable fashion industry: Chloé has confirmed that Gabriela Hearst is leaving the French fashion house following her spring 2024 show in September.

The Global Fashion Summit: Decoding the Impact

The Global Fashion Summit 2023 focused on the need for tangible actions to tackle environmental challenges in the fashion industry.

Forests in the furnace: Can fashion brands tackle illegal logging in their Cambodian supply chains?

Global fashion brands touting sustainability claims continue to buy from their contract factories in Cambodia that burn illegally logged wood in their boilers.

Global Coalition Calls for Digital Labeling to Reduce Waste and Increase Consumer Access to Information

The American Apparel & Footwear Association (AAFA), the International Apparel Federation (IAF), and 128 additional organizations from the globe, delivered a letter to supranational, national, and local authorities around the world to modernize domestic textile, garment, footwear,...

Fashion Transparency Index 2023

The eighth edition of the Fashion Transparency Index ranks 250 of the world’s largest fashion brands and retailers based on their public disclosure of human rights and environmental policies, practices, and impacts, across their operations and supply chains.

Supply chain challenges for the apparel industry

Bill McGraith, formerly of PVH Corp, an apparel manufacturer that own brands such as Calvin Klein and Tommy Hilfiger, gives his take on the various supply chain issues that have traditionally pervaded in the sector and how digital technology can help.

The Role of AI in Sustainable Textile Recycling

Artificial intelligence (AI) has become an increasingly important tool in addressing the global issue of textile waste and promoting a circular economy.

Digital technologies open up new prospects for textile industry in China's eastern city

Facing the impacts of fast fashion and flexible production, traditional textile manufacturers in Changshu chose to upgrade themselves via intelligent transition, digitalization, e-commerce and stronger efforts in branding, so as to maintain their advantages in the market.

Epic Group embraces Digital Transformation: A journey towards Streamlined Processes and Enhanced Profitability

AI, ML and IoT are going to be at the forefront of Epic Group's digital transformation journey. The company is adopting these technologies to automate routine tasks, increase productivity and reduce human error.

For Sri Lanka’s forex-earning garment workers, it’s a daily battle for survival

Their labour goes into making global brands, but their lives remain precarious amid low wages, exploitation and an enduring economic crisis.

Effluent water recycling system for textile industry to be launched at Surat Expo

During the 8th edition of the Surat International Textile Expo 2023 (SITEX), India’s first effluent water recycling system for the textile dyeing and processing mills will be launched.

Ministry, ACILS collaborate for garment sector growth

The Ministry of Labour and Vocational Training has pledged to continue its collaboration with the American Centre for International Labour Solidarity (ACILS) and other stakeholders. This move is aimed at bolstering the garment sector’s exports once the new government is...

EU’s New Proposal to Tackle Textile Waste: Make Producers Pay for It

The European Commission has proposed a bold new set of rules to help tackle the issue of the huge and harmful effects of textile waste and to challenge the problematic rise of so-called “fast fashion.”

How Many Casualties Is Clothing Worth?

As long as fashion continues to take a “blind eye” approach to supply chain visibility, the ultimate human cost will continue to be counted in lives lost.