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Carcinogenic chemicals, critical dyes, inadequate quality – companies often struggle to assess the risks correctly. © iStock

 
11/03/2019 – Hermes Hansecontrol

Hermes Hansecontrol

Assessing the risks accurately!

Manufacturers and retailers specialising in functional apparel need to ensure that their products comply with current legal requirements. By  Editorial staff
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With approximately 3,100 employees, sales revenue of EUR 1,092 million in 2019 and a network of production and sales sites located throughout Europe, North America, South America and Asia, RadiciGroup is one of the world’s leading producers of a wide range of products and solutions für the textile industry. © RadiciGroup

 
21/12/2020 – Sustainability Report 2019

Sustainability Report 2019

RadiciGroup: Creating shared value is the long-term perspective

RadiciGroup’s commitment starts from within its own production chain. The result: competitive advantage and value added for the whole value chain. By  Editorial staff
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Ingeborg Neumann, President of the Confederation of the German Textile + Fashion Industry (texil+mode) and Vice President of German industry association BDI © imo

 
27/01/2020 – Europe, the Textile Continent – Opportunities and Risks, Part 1

Europe, the Textile Continent – Opportunities and Risks, Part 1

It all depends on Europe!

No Green Deal without textiles – Ingeborg Neumann talks to textile network in the first part of this year’s series on “Europe, the Textile Continent – ... By  Editorial staff
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FWF Executive Director Alexander Kohnstamm and Dutch Minister Sigrid Kaag present the child labor report © Fair Wear Foundation

 
22/11/2018 – Fair Wear Foundation

Fair Wear Foundation

Child labor in the textile industry

On Tuesday, the 21st of November, the Fair Wear Foundation hosted its yearly conference in Amsterdam under the theme “the times they are a changin’”. By  Editorial staff
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Gleistein is world’s first rope manufacturer to take this sustainable step. © Gleistein

 
12/01/2021 – For a more sustainable future

For a more sustainable future

Gleistein switches to bio-based Dyneema fibres

Gleistein switches its entire portfolio of products made with Dyneema to bio-based Dyneema fibres. By  Editorial staff
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Committed to European production facilities, Kleinostheim-based workwear manufacturer Weitblick believes in the benefits of producing in Europe. © Weitblick

 
03/09/2018 – Weitblick

Weitblick

A clear statement for Europe!

By  Editorial staff
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If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach © Oeko Tex

 
26/01/2018 – Oeko-Tex

Oeko-Tex

From zero to Made in Green

If a company already offers Standard 100 certified textiles, then the Made in Green label for sustainable textiles is already within reach. By  Editorial staff