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ISA-TanTec December 2024
  1. 'Industry first' microplastics test developed
  2. A functioning 'functional unit'?
  3. A problem shared is a problem halved
  4. A rallying cry for next gen materials
  5. A second chance
  6. Accelerating Circularity kicks off US trials
  7. Active chemicals – a regulatory balancing act
  8. Addressing denim's water problem...
  9. African land clearances and organic cotton
  10. Agent of change
  11. Aii and ZDHC plan CO2 and water guidelines
  12. All that can still be saved
  13. Are influencers authentic on sustainable fashion?
  14. Are textile innovators hitting the wrong target?
  15. Are the robots coming for garment workers?
  16. Audit fatigue
  17. Back to basics
  18. Back to the future for cotton
  19. Back to the future for new Unifi CEO
  20. Bangladesh Accord 2.0 provides garment sector stability, for now
  21. Bangladesh Accord: 'laws' that lack bite
  22. BCI says lessons have been learned in Xinjiang
  23. Bearing the brunt - Myanmar's garment workers
  24. Better Cotton defends physical traceability system
  25. BGMEA - brands will pay more for sustainability
  26. Bharat Tex - India's largest global textile event
  27. Big Apple to force fashion industry to up its game
  28. Bilateral beneficiaries
  29. Biodegradability: just a load of rubbish?
  30. Blanket PFAS ban poses textiles conundrum
  31. Blockchain reaction
  32. Blue Signs
  33. Brands explore fashion resales potential
  34. Brands face legal threat over chemical in socks
  35. Brands' integrity on energy rated 'shallow'
  36. Brave new world(ly) - Higg rebrand interview
  37. Breaking Good
  38. Breaking point for organic cotton integrity
  39. Breakthrough salt-free dyeing process
  40. Brighter skies ahead for Vietnam?
  41. C&A confirms anticipated nearshoring trend
  42. California’s climate of disclosure
  43. Californian bill leads the charge on EPR
  44. Calls grow to extend science-based targets
  45. Calls to replace synthetics with natural fibres 'naïve'
  46. Can a floor price be set for organic cotton?
  47. Can cotton cool climate change?
  48. Can traceability solutions combat greenwashing?
  49. Cash wave needed to scale textile solutions
  50. Caution urged on spandex chemical
  51. Cellulosic fibre suppliers take stock
  52. Certified, circular …. and synthetic?
  53. Cheap … but cheerful?
  54. Chemical substitutes: the unpalatable truth
  55. China ramps up recycling capabilities
  56. China’s new environmental law: Powerful instrument or paper tiger?
  57. China’s zero sense COVID-19 policy
  58. Cleaning up the industry's act
  59. Coercive cotton labour to persist in Xinjiang
  60. Completing the circle on cellulosic textiles
  61. Consumer watchdogs show way forward?
  62. Consumers differ on what sustainability means
  63. Cotton and climate - feeling the heat?
  64. Cotton and textiles data debate rumbles on
  65. Could COVID-19 help cotton find a future
  66. Could indigenous Indian cotton boost sustainability?
  67. Could recycled polyester help avert looming environmental crisis?
  68. COVID 19: one year on
  69. COVID-19 asks questions of rental fashion
  70. CSR needs board buy-in to succeed
  71. Dealing with fashion’s overproduction problem
  72. Death knell sounded for Chinese cotton?
  73. Designing out the waste
  74. Did Patagonia make right call on Ovis 21?
  75. Difficult year for Nike’s sustainability goals
  76. Digital data exchange
  77. Divisive mulesing debate goes around in circles
  78. Don't believe the hype
  79. Due diligence - reversing the race to the bottom
  80. Due Diligence in cotton sourcing – Part II. The Environment
  81. Due diligence in cotton sourcing Part III – economy and society
  82. Dye supplier concerns on skin sensitiser proposal
  83. Dyestuffs reclaimed from textile scraps
  84. Eco-collections: game-changer or gimmick?
  85. Eco-costs threaten small suppliers
  86. Eco-dyeing and finishing advances
  87. Ecosystex - bridging the innovation gap
  88. Eight-point climate plan for EU textiles
  89. EU fabric suppliers: cautiously optimistic
  90. Everlane outlines its 'sustainable' goals
  91. Exclusive interview with Bjoern Gulden, CEO, Puma
  92. Exclusive interview with Doug Freeman, chief operating officer, Patagonia
  93. Exclusive interview with Dr Michael Otto, founder, Otto Group
  94. Exclusive interview with Glenn Bennett, Executive Board Member, Global Operations, Adidas Group
  95. Exclusive interview with: Shiu-Kee Wang, CEO of Wonderful Chemical Ltd, Hong Kong
  96. Exclusive interview, Félix Poza, director of sustainability, Inditex Group
  97. Exclusive interview, Lorenzo Dovesi, chief operations officer, Benetton Group
  98. Exclusive interview: Anna Gedda, Head of Sustainability, H&M
  99. Exclusive interview: Antje von Dewitz, CEO, Vaude
  100. Exclusive interview: Frank Michel, executive director, ZDHC Group
  101. Exclusive interview: Ingvar Larsson, CEO, Lindex
  102. Exclusive interview: Kirsten Brodde, senior campaigner, Greenpeace Detox
  103. Exclusive interview: Liz O'Neill, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Levi Strauss & Co.
  104. Exclusive interview: Mike Barry, Director of Sustainable Business at Marks & Spencer
  105. Exclusive interview: Paul Lister, Head Ethical Trade Team, Primark
  106. Exclusive interview: Tom Glaser, supply chain president, VF Corporation
  107. Expert panel talks ESG in fashion
  108. Fashion Pact director maps path ahead
  109. Fashion’s fake GHG emission claims
  110. Fashion’s future fragmented fabric landscape
  111. Feminising the fashion future?
  112. Finding a voice
  113. Finding value in waste
  114. Fluoro-chemistry cocktail found in outdoor garments
  115. Focus on emerging technologies at ITMA
  116. Forward thinking - researching future fashion
  117. Foundations of change
  118. From fast fashion – to immediate fashion
  119. Gene-edited goats grow one third more cashmere
  120. GFA Monitor - many voices, one mission
  121. Good Fashion Fund shares lessons learned
  122. Gore commits to DWR research
  123. Grants aim to kickstart fashion decarbonisation
  124. Greenwashing threatens sustainability legitimacy
  125. Hard Talk: Age of change
  126. Hard Talk: fashion's blind spot
  127. Hard Talk: Industry needs chain reaction on hazardous chemicals
  128. Hard Talk: True blue
  129. Haute couture capital sets sights on fast fashion
  130. Heads above the parapet in Myanmar
  131. Hide and seek
  132. Hohenstein reveals progress on textile microfibre project
  133. Houston, we don’t have a problem
  134. How much of the high street is using Uzbek cotton?
  135. How Shein and Temu ‘evade restrictions’
  136. Impact per wear - fashion's forgotten metric?
  137. Impact per wear - forgotten fashion metric?
  138. In Conversation With ...
  139. Independent Higg tools review unpacked
  140. Index sheds light on China supply chains
  141. Innovation - is there life after hype?
  142. International Accord to spread its wings?
  143. Interview: Angelo Radici, president, Radici Group
  144. Interview: Berrye Worsham, CEO, Cotton Inc.
  145. Interview: Ma Jun, Director, Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE), China
  146. Interview: Melissa Fifield, senior director of sustainable innovation, Gap Inc.
  147. Interview: Textile fibre pollution
  148. Is cotton coping with climate change?
  149. Is sharing caring?
  150. Is textile sorting infrastructure lacking?
  151. Is your garment sourcing sustainable?
  152. Ivanka Trump: An inadvertent ethical fashion champion?
  153. IWTO Congress: Let’s Talk Wool
  154. Jean machine
  155. Lasers count microparticles in textile wastewater
  156. Laudes Foundation backs drive for due diligence
  157. LCAs in sustainability data - ask the experts
  158. Lenzing boss aims to navigate economic headwinds
  159. Let’s talk …
  160. Major minor setbacks
  161. Making climate adaptation a reality for farmers
  162. Making the case for sustainable polyester
  163. Managing customer allergies to textile chemicals
  164. Many ITMA visitors miss out at Planet Textiles
  165. Marching to a different drum beat
  166. Meet the innovators turning CO2 into textiles
  167. Mixed response to forced labour fears in China
  168. Mobile app could drive green purchasing
  169. Modular Fashion – the next big thing?
  170. Moral fibre
  171. More Planet Textiles 2018 speakers revealed
  172. Murky supply chain links to forced labour in China
  173. Natural capitalism?
  174. Neonicotinoids – poison, or necessary in cotton growing?
  175. Net tightens again on PFAS use in DWR fabrics
  176. New climate rules too hot for some?
  177. New EU chemicals strategy – what it means for textiles?
  178. New Higg platform to drive adoption
  179. New online Textile Standards & Legislation tool
  180. New report links global brands to forced labour
  181. New technology to digitise consumer wardrobes
  182. New tool counts textile process CO2 emissions
  183. NGO activism and the progress paradox
  184. Oceanic micro-fibres leave ocean feeling blue
  185. OECD forum offers frank assessment of garment sector
  186. One year on: UK's Textile Circularity Centre
  187. Online platforms: the new textile industry police?
  188. Online tool tracks textile supply chain
  189. Organic cotton production data 'suspicious'
  190. Patagonia to scale-up recommerce efforts
  191. PFC-free back on the agenda
  192. Photo story: Ethiopian cotton and land grabs
  193. Planet Textiles to tackle water challenges
  194. Plans for organic cotton taskforce
  195. Plasma power
  196. Plasma-based textile DWR coating creates new interest
  197. PM confirms Slavery Act details
  198. Polluters should now pay
  199. Polygenta claims rPET breakthrough
  200. Polymer biodegradation depends on local habitats
  201. Protein Evolution makes ‘good-as-new’ fibres
  202. Pulp Friction
  203. Purifying the textile waste stream
  204. Putting a number on fashion's carbon footprint
  205. Q&A - next gen vs recycled leather
  206. Q&A ... with Trove founder Andy Ruben
  207. REACH: benefit or burden?
  208. Recycled PET demand to remain solid despite challenges
  209. Recycled polyester innovation in good shape
  210. Red flags
  211. Reducing energy in textile wet processing
  212. Regenerative cotton – don't believe all the hype
  213. Regenerative farming - just another buzzword?
  214. Regulation drives next gen fibre interest
  215. Reinforcing the business case for 3D design
  216. Renewcell - when risk doesn’t equal reward
  217. Reporting mechanisms fail on apparel transparency
  218. Retailers blind to colour sampling impacts
  219. Return of the Australian Cotton Conference
  220. Reversible polyester dyeing uses CO2
  221. Risk assessment
  222. Rooted in healthy soil
  223. SAC agrees on Higg Index transparency roadmap to 2020
  224. SAC and Higg leaders respond to critics
  225. SAC to kick off Higg Index verification
  226. SBTs for Nature - year one progress report
  227. Screen test
  228. Screening uncovers key chemical contaminants
  229. SDGs offer opportunity for industry progression
  230. Sew far, sew good
  231. Shedding the textile microfibre narrative
  232. Shining a light on human rights abuses in Xinjiang
  233. Should the SAC drop the Higg MSI single score?
  234. Smart by design
  235. Social dialogue in the global garment industry
  236. Some brands are more equal than others
  237. Spilling the dirt on compostable stretch denim
  238. Sportswear made from sawdust?
  239. Spotting opportunities amid an energy crisis
  240. Standing tall
  241. Study measures atmospheric micro-plastic textile waste
  242. Surprise rise in garment exports from Myanmar
  243. Sustainability has wonderful shades
  244. Sustainability made in Hong Kong
  245. Sustainable cotton in India
  246. Sustainable fashion design Q & A with Caroline Priebe
  247. Sustainable fashion in Italy
  248. Sustainable innovations shine
  249. Tackling the textile-to-textile recycling challenge
  250. Textile chemical giants launch new alliance
  251. Textile chemical regulation continues to evolve
  252. Textile Exchange production report unpacked
  253. Textile industry considers WEF risks report
  254. Textile innovation - when good ideas go bad...
  255. Textile recycling - rip it up and start again
  256. Textiles sector leads Pakistan's net zero bid
  257. Textiles to be hit by deforestation law
  258. The biology of textile dyeing
  259. The guardian
  260. The loops of textile circularity
  261. The nature of biodegradability
  262. The perfect storm?
  263. The price is right
  264. The rise of rental
  265. The rise of the ‘guiltwashers’
  266. The road to nowhere?
  267. The tough choices facing brands in Myanmar
  268. The trillion dollar question
  269. The UN SDGs: What you need to know
  270. The United States of Amazon
  271. The ups and downs of ‘closing the loop’
  272. The way to B
  273. This marriage could one day revolutionise dyeing
  274. Time out for sustainable textile materials?
  275. Time to champion cotton transparency
  276. Time to stop recycling excuses on climate change?
  277. Time to walk the walk
  278. Too many initiatives - too little funding?
  279. Tough measures on fluorochemicals loom
  280. Traceability importance continues to grow
  281. Traceable linen - bast of both worlds
  282. Tracing solution eases sourcing concerns
  283. Tracking sustainability through the supply chain
  284. Transparency gets a reboot
  285. Turning off the tap
  286. Update to Textile Standards website
  287. Value judgements
  288. Vanity versus veracity
  289. VF Corporation sets new sustainability goals
  290. Viscose manufacturers scale 'alternative' fibres
  291. Voice technology trialled in cotton fields
  292. Waste to wardrobe
  293. We aren’t the robots
  294. Weak links put EU textile recycling at risk
  295. What have we learnt from Rana Plaza?
  296. What's gone wrong at Renewcell?
  297. What's really going on in Chile's Atacama Desert?
  298. Whatever happened to Fairtrade cotton?
  299. Where does our old clothing end up?
  300. Whitener for waterless dyed textiles
  301. Why biodegradability isn't always the answer
  302. Why decarbonisation depends on data
  303. Why factory auditors turn up unannounced
  304. Why legislation is vital to accelerate progress
  305. Why risk should equal reward for suppliers
  306. Why the electrification of textile manufacturing needs more thought
  307. Why worst-case data is better than average
  308. Wool Connect 2020 calls out elephants in the room
  309. Woolly thinking?
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