
Foreign Minister of Switzerland, H.E. Mr. Ignazio Cassis, and CEO, Archroma Pakistan, Mr. Mujtaba Rahim inaugurating “Archroma Wall of Pride”. © Archroma
Foreign Minister of Switzerland, H.E. Mr. Ignazio Cassis, and CEO, Archroma Pakistan, Mr. Mujtaba Rahim inaugurating “Archroma Wall of Pride”. © Archroma
Produzenten, die ihre Baumwolle durch das U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol dokumentieren, nutzen Wasser für den Anbau der Pflanzen äußerst effizient. © Trisha Downing
When it comes to the whole process, traditional systems use about 52 liters of water for a pair of pants, while Officina+39’s cutting-edge technology employs only 12.5 liters, resulting in Aqualess Mission reducing 75 per cent of the water use in denim and garment laundry processes. © Officina+39
Gut gepflegtes Feld mit Biobaumwoll-Versuchssaat zur Vermehrung. Anbauprojekt in Uganda. © Cotonea/Klaus Mellenthin
Under the premise of the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations – the SDGs (Sustainable Development Goals) – we will be providing information in the upcoming print issue 2/2021 on, among other things, Goal 6 of the SDGs: “Clean water” thanks to textiles. © teerapol24/stock.adobe.com
Today, the results of OECD evaluations, their rulebooks are absent on hardly any issue of international relevance. © OECD
On a side session of the current OECD Forum, ITMF and IAF presented the Standards Convergence Initiative. After the Paris event in 2020, video conferences are currently on the agenda. Unquestionably different - certainly climate-friendly. (from left to right: Christian Schindler, ITMF; Matthijs Crietee, IAF; Yvonne Heinen-Foudeh, M+M; Deniz Thiede, Triple-Tree). © yh-f