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Because Great Britain is no longer a member of the EU from January 2021 on, export-oriented companies have to take care of customs clearance. © brainwashed 4 you/stock.adobe.com

01/12/2020 – Medium-sized companies neglect preparations

Medium-sized companies neglect preparations

Setlog: Brexit and the customs clearance

Medium-sized companies neglect preparations for customs clearance. Ralf Duester, SCM expert at Setlog, advises shippers to take care of this issue. By Editorial staff

Artist and model Jazzelle Zanaughtti launches Mercedes-Benz’s new ‘How to’ Fashion Story with an interactive event in Oslo. The concept, which focuses on collaboration with young talent, goes hand in hand with the development of Mercedes Benz from a pure automotive company to a provider of multi-layered mobility solutions. © Daimler AG

02/03/2021 – Mobility Turnaround, Part 1

Mobility Turnaround, Part 1

Where can the journey go? An overview

Adidas joins in, Hugo Boss is prepared and Raffaello Rossi is on board when it comes to electric mobility. A report by Yvonne Heinen. By Yvonne Heinen-Foudeh

The core goal of Zerobarracento is to develop a complete zero-waste production chain; starting from sustainable textile production waste, through the development of textiles, and resulting in a small outerwear collection of zero-waste pieces. © Zerobarracento

11/02/2021 – Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Sustainability: Zero-waste fashion

Zerobarracento: Change of mind in design and manufacturing

The collection silhouettes by Zerobarracento are directly inspired by the art of Burri, Giacometti, and Brancusi. A zero-waste fashion. By Editorial staff

02/11/2016 – Logistics 4.0

Logistics 4.0

Blind spots in the collection of supply chain data

42 per cent of large companies say that in some areas of the supply chain they are still blind because no data are collected there. By Editorial staff

Flamexgreen is a staple fiber yarn made of recycled, post-consumer bottles. © Carl Weiske

31/03/2022 – Yarn for protective clothing

Yarn for protective clothing

Sustainable and flame retardant

As a sustainable alternative, Carl Weiske offers a flame retardant staple fiber yarn made in part of recycled, post-consumer bottles. By Sibylle Michel

More than 42,300 visitors at the first Greater Bay Area International Textile & Apparel Expo including CHIC Shenzen. © Chic

28/07/2020 – Successful debut with more than 42,300 visitors

Successful debut with more than 42,300 visitors

Chic Shenzhen took place in Asia's most modern exhibition center

A total of 42.374 visitors took the opportunity to see the collections of the more than 2.000 companies. A successful debut. By Editorial staff

Since January 2019, Enka only uses FSC-certified raw materials. The FSC-certified viscose can also be blended with other non-wood-based fibres and fabrics. © Enka

22/04/2020 – Sustainability FSC? Yes!

Sustainability FSC? Yes!

FSC arrives in the fashion world

Whenever you see the symbol for sustainable forest management – the little tree with a tick – fashion is not usually the first thing that springs to mind. ... By Editorial staff