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The ZDHC Programme (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals) is the industry’s response to Greenpeace’s Detox my Fashion Campaign. The programme provides companies with a set of guidelines for implementing a sustainable chemicals management system. The programme is so successful that Greenpeace has announced it is scaling down its campaign. © UL

20/07/2020 – UL testing and certification body

UL testing and certification body

Five steps to detox fashion: Chemical management for a more sustainable textiles industry

In the production of textiles and footwear, innovative paths are increasingly leading away from the use and release of hazardous chemical substances into ... By Editorial staff

The new SS25 collection. © Oerlikon Riri – SS25

13/02/2024 – Oerlikon Riri´s SS25 collection

Oerlikon Riri´s SS25 collection

Comeback of timeless luxury

The Oerlikon Luxury zipper and button brand´s new offerings rediscover and elevate the simplicity of modern elegance and minimalist style in two accessories ... By Editorial staff

The planned closure of the plant in Augsburg is scheduled to take effect at the end of 2024. The closure will affect 145 employees at the Augsburg site. © Amann Group

08/02/2024 – Plant closure

Plant closure

Amann Group: Planned closure of production in Augsburg

The Amann Group, manufacturers of high-quality sewing and embroidery threads, announced today that the management has made the decision to enter into ...

The show was attended by 4,860 trade visitors from Bangladesh, India, Sri Lanka, Japan, Malaysia, Brazil, Italy, Germany and more. © Intex South Asia

01/07/2022 – Trade fairs

Trade fairs

Intex South Asia – Bangladesh Edition concludes with success

Reviving and revitalizing face-to-face business meetings through the physical format, the 9th Intex South Asia – Bangladesh Edition concluded on a positive ... By Editorial staff

22/07/2021 – “positive choice”

“positive choice”

Bonprix: new sustainability targets

The focus of the new strategy is: 100 per cent sustainable products, 100 per cent climate-neutral company, 100 per cent transparency in the supply chain. By Editorial staff

Setlog COO, Simone Ross, lectures at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York © Setlog

13/07/2018 – Fashion Institute of Technology, New York

Fashion Institute of Technology, New York

Simone Ross to Teach Supply Chain Management

Starting in spring semester, Simone Ross, COO at Setlog Corp. New York, will teach Supply Chain Management at the renowned Fashion Institute of Technology ... By Editorial staff

18/01/2022 – BREXIT

BREXIT

A “lose-lose” deal for the textile industry

Latest trade data show a dramatic drop of imports and exports of textile goods between the EU and UK, with significant losses for companies on both sides. By Editorial staff