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At the start of the year, the Oeko-Tex Association as usual updates the applicable test criteria, limit values and requirements for its range of certifications and labels. All new regulations will finally come into force after a transition period on 1 April 2021. © Ben Read/stock.adobe.com
05/01/2021 – With more transparency into a more sustainable future
With more transparency into a more sustainable future
Albini Group, Supima and Oritan create the first 100 percent scientifically traceable cotton fabric. © Albini Group
06/03/2019 – Albini Group
Albini Group
Brückner presents a wide range of products for the nonwovens industry at IDEA 2022, directly at the entrance of the exhibition hall. Picture: The Supra-Flow BX double belt thermofusion © Brückner
17/03/2022 – Nonwovens
Nonwovens
Although widely common in Canada, milkweed and its virtues remain rather unknown. © Vegeto
17/03/2022 – Outdoor clothing
Outdoor clothing
For three decades, Oeko-Tex has pursued the goal of building trust for companies and consumers and enabling them to make responsible decisions to protect people and the planet. © Oeko-Tex
16/03/2022 – Sustainability
Sustainability
This analytical map has been designed by SmartX Europe partners and shows the full value chain map of smart textiles. © SmartX Consortium 2021
28/01/2022 – Roadmap overview
Roadmap overview
Detlef Braun, Member of the Executive Board of Messe Frankfurt: “Frankfurt Fashion Week will enable us to fully play to our textile strengths.” © Messe Frankfurt