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ISA-TanTec December 2024
  1. BCI approved for ISEAL membership
  2. Fast Retailing signs the Pakistan Accord
  3. 'Cradle to Cradle' certification set for re-launch
  4. ‘Green Button’ puts sustainable fashion in sight
  5. ‘Monumental moment’ as California passes wage bill
  6. ‘Re-use Standard’ consultation launched
  7. $30m fashion imports stopped for UFLPA checks
  8. 1,000-plus fashion imports checked under UFLPA
  9. 39 US companies certified by GOTS in 2019
  10. A STeP towards transparency?
  11. AAFA backs bid to extend African trade deal
  12. AAFA calls for digitised product labelling
  13. AAFA continues microfibre information sharing drive
  14. AAFA launches Chinese RSL translation
  15. AAFA launches new best practice resource
  16. AAFA launches new denim finishing safety tool
  17. AAFA publishes updated RSL
  18. AAFA questions polyester warning label proposals
  19. AAFA raises Green Guide 'greenhushing' fears
  20. AAFA rallies behind India talks, Mongolia bill
  21. AAFA ramps up calls for digital product labels
  22. AAFA reiterates call for digital product labels
  23. AAFA releases ninth RSL
  24. AAFA removes opposition to textile recycling bill
  25. AAFA reveals first restricted substance list
  26. AAFA says US states must align on PFAS
  27. AAFA unveils new safety compliance tools
  28. AAFA updates restricted substances
  29. AAFA updates RSL
  30. AAFA urges SEC to delay climate risk rules
  31. AAFA urges US Congress to back digital labels
  32. AbTF joins initiative to challenge PEF rules
  33. Academics address wage bill in letter to California governor
  34. ACT urges Biden to procure circular textiles
  35. Adidas, Reebok, Patagonia top Transparency Index
  36. AF&Y aims for Cradle to Cradle
  37. AFIRM outlines latest RSL guidance
  38. AFIRM publishes RSL guidance
  39. AGI Denim's HempX wins C2C gold certification
  40. Aid by Trade Foundation income up 37 per cent
  41. Aid by Trade plots 2023 progress
  42. Alexium in Oeko-Tex bid
  43. Allbirds says legal action 'lacks merit'
  44. Amfori strengthens sustainability partnerships
  45. Anger, as UK government rejects calls to fix fast fashion
  46. Annual report outlines GOTS milestones
  47. Anti-trust experts warn against Bayer-Monsanto merger
  48. Apparel industry bids to harmonise labour standards
  49. Archroma awarded EcoVadis Gold rating for CSR
  50. Archroma produces ZDHC MRSL-compliant list
  51. Argentina to adopt Responsible Wool Standard
  52. Asos and New Look demand safer UK working conditions
  53. ASTM to explore new hemp standards
  54. Australia mulls ethical clothing label
  55. Australia plan will divert textiles from landfill
  56. Australia to make firms reveal climate risks
  57. Australian cotton land grab case breakthrough
  58. Australian Senate backs forced labour ban
  59. Avocet gains quality and environmental standards
  60. Award for US organic cotton farmers
  61. Backing for new EU rules to combat greenwashing
  62. Backlash as China proposes textile scrap ban
  63. Bamboo textiles under spotlight
  64. Bangladesh 'drops bid for US trade deal'
  65. Bangladesh cracks down on illegal factories
  66. Bangladesh seeks SEZ investment at US trade meeting
  67. Bayer and bluesign in strategic alliance
  68. Bayer launches cotton program at Kingpins
  69. BCI becomes Bremen Cotton member
  70. BCI launches first 'on product' mark
  71. BCI selected as Launch Nordic Innovator
  72. Beijing launches Cotton China label
  73. Beijing to restrict textile expansion
  74. Best practice for sustainability claims
  75. Better Cotton 2020 target in sight, but rapid growth still required
  76. Better Cotton adds voice to PEF revision campaign
  77. Better Cotton Initiative council names new CEO
  78. Better Cotton launches Chain of Custody standard
  79. Better Cotton updates criteria
  80. Bid to reduce audit fatigue releases findings
  81. Biden urged to include fashion in task force
  82. Biden-Harris to act on 'de minimis' loophole
  83. Biotech creates new test for insects in dye
  84. Bipartisan bill seeks consumer awareness uptick
  85. Blockchain transparency tool launched
  86. Bluesign announces first Japanese brand system partner
  87. Bluesign announces new system partners
  88. Bluesign approval for Noble antimicrobial yarn
  89. Bluesign confirms new system partners
  90. Bluesign continues to expand reach
  91. Bluesign recognised by German government
  92. Bluesign revises criteria – adds new partners
  93. Bluesign screening expands global reach
  94. Bluesign to open up its blue box
  95. Boardroom Eco Apparel gets 'ECO' trademark
  96. Bombyx achieves trading office certifications
  97. Brandix mill gets GOTS and Fair Trade awards
  98. Brands and manufacturers opt for Bluesign
  99. Brands facing 2028 deadline for waste collection laws
  100. Brexit deal blocks textile waste exports
  101. Britain has 'no plans' for EPR for textiles
  102. Britain to act on Xinjiang forced labour
  103. British MPs call for action on microplastics
  104. Brominated flame retardant to get US ban
  105. BSI develops GHG textiles standard
  106. Businesses challenge California climate laws
  107. C2C launches new product design standard
  108. California approves landmark climate law
  109. California drafts green chemistry directive
  110. California establishes new eco-textile certifier
  111. California governor signs off on PFAS ban
  112. California passes landmark textile recovery bill
  113. California Senate backs garment worker protections bill
  114. California textile waste bill signed into law
  115. Call for caution in PFAS military phase out
  116. Call for incentives for green textile imports
  117. Call for Swiss to back mandatory due diligence
  118. Call to add textile waste to Basel Convention
  119. Call to link bailouts to green commitments
  120. Call to stop brands destroying unsold clothing
  121. Cambodia looks resigned to losing EBA deal
  122. Cambodia urged to engage with EU over EBA
  123. Campaigners call for UK due diligence law
  124. Campaigners oppose UK move to 'drop fur ban'
  125. Campaigners want more from forced labour ban
  126. Canada adopts new ‘greenwashing’ law
  127. Canada and Mexico urged to match UFLPA law
  128. Canada blocks shipment on forced labour fears
  129. Canada moves towards slave labour action
  130. Canopy comments on COP26 deforestation target
  131. Canopy shows strong gains for next-gen fibres
  132. Carnegie accredited for sustainability
  133. Cascale creates US policy ‘advisory’ group
  134. Cascale guide to California's climate laws
  135. Cascale sets out 2024 policy priorities
  136. Cascale, Worldly release report on EU CSDDD
  137. CCC urges EU to investigate Bangladesh
  138. CCPB loses TE accreditation in Bangladesh, India
  139. CE100 Network adds DuPont and Mud Jeans
  140. Certification awarded for recycled t-shirts
  141. Certification body exits Textile Exchange
  142. Certification for Norwegian wool supplier
  143. Certified recycled fibres for Esprit
  144. ChemSec warns against REACH revision delay
  145. China ponders green manufacturing tax
  146. China to tighten grip on environmental regulations
  147. China's CSC9000T gains momentum
  148. Chinese consumers back sustainable products
  149. Chinese Eco-Textile Label Guide
  150. Chinese textiles polluters named and shamed by MEP
  151. Circular economy aim for UK waste
  152. CIRFS backs safeguards for sustainable textiles
  153. Climate lawsuits against companies increase
  154. Clothes launderer joins SAC
  155. CMA draft guidance addresses ‘greenwashing’
  156. CmiA celebrates African fashion design
  157. CmiA confirms successful criteria uptake
  158. CmiA launches organic cotton standard
  159. CMiA partner leaves cotton sector
  160. Coalition accuses EU of forgetting workers
  161. Coalition calls for changes to New York Fashion Act
  162. Coalition calls for more time on EPR bill
  163. Coalition calls for risk-based EU due diligence
  164. Coalition demands tougher EU due diligence law
  165. Coalition promotes circular policies in US textiles
  166. Coalition to back natural fibres' case to EU
  167. Coalition urges action on US textile waste
  168. Coalition urges EU to address textile impacts
  169. Coalition warns of 'gaping loophole' in EU law
  170. Coalition warns of 'greenwashing risk' from PEF
  171. Collaboration seeks Higg Index consumer engagement boost
  172. Combined call for circular clothing economy
  173. Commission adopts new Circular Economy Action Plan
  174. Companies 'failing to disclose environmental impacts'
  175. Companies call for British due diligence law
  176. Companies call for tough EU due diligence law
  177. Companies turn to tech to combat forced labour
  178. Concerns about Eco-label textile changes
  179. Connecticut joins California in polyester warning labels bill
  180. Consumers more aware of textile environmental impacts
  181. Content Claim Standard officially launched
  182. Control Union revises new recycled textile standard
  183. Control Union slams ‘dubious’ firms, but what’s next for organic?
  184. Control Union to hand over recycling standard
  185. Control Union to suspend certification of Indian organic cotton
  186. Cotton Leads surpasses 200 partners
  187. Cotton Trust Protocol added to ITC Standards Map
  188. Cotton Trust Protocol revises membership structure
  189. CottonConnect consults on REEL standard
  190. CottonConnect REEL code to become a standard
  191. Could the UK follow US states in microfibre legislation?
  192. Council of EU wants due diligence concessions
  193. Countries urged to back EU's Cambodia action
  194. Cradle to Cradle certifies first wool brand
  195. Cradle to Cradle gets third party certifier
  196. Cradle to Cradle Norwegian wool
  197. Cradle to Cradle offers new ingredient certificate
  198. Cradle to Cradle unveils new product standard
  199. Creating a circular fashion industry
  200. Data shines light on complex Uyghur supply chains
  201. Dates set for Eco-Index Apparel Tool
  202. Debate intensifies over unified textiles label
  203. Deforestation law delay gets mixed reception
  204. Defra considers textile landfill ban
  205. Demand for Fairtrade doubles
  206. Denim Expert becomes first Bangladeshi SAC member
  207. Denmark to ban PFAS in clothing and footwear
  208. Digital care label aims to boost circularity
  209. Down alternative awarded bluesign certification
  210. Down standards to merge
  211. Ducks 'abused under Responsible Down Standard'
  212. Dutch Agreement issues due diligence guide
  213. Dutch clampdown on fashion's greenwashing
  214. Dutch denim achieves Swan Ecolabel certification
  215. Dutch mandatory due diligence plans welcomed
  216. Dutch minister proposes EPR for textiles
  217. Dyes & chemicals firms join bluesign
  218. EAC calls out DEFRA’s environmental inaction
  219. EAC to hold new inquiry into UK fashion industry
  220. Eco certifier makes Cradle to Cradle pledge
  221. Eco Index pilot program launched
  222. Eco-label ‘jungle’ thwarts purchases: report
  223. Eco-labels ‘overwhelm’ consumers
  224. Eco-Textile Labelling Guide 2010
  225. Eco-Textile Labelling Guide 2010 - now published
  226. Eco-Textile Labelling Guide 2012 – gone to press
  227. Eco-Textile Labelling Guide 2012 – order your copy now
  228. Eco-textile labelling guide goes online
  229. Eco-textile labelling guide NOW published
  230. Eco-textile labels: more confused consumers
  231. Eco-textile legislation in France
  232. Ecocert buys IMO organic certifiers
  233. Ecolabel certified Naturals Fashion growth
  234. Ecotextile testing rises in China
  235. EEB responds to European textiles roadmap
  236. EFA responds to EU ecodesign proposals
  237. Energy legislation for UK textile businesses
  238. Environmental focus amid Myanmar turmoil
  239. Environmental management standard revised
  240. EOG and Equip to scale up Material Facts Collective
  241. EOG in membership shake-up
  242. EOG strikes Brussels deal
  243. EOG unveils first boardsports members
  244. EOG welcomes German supply chain proposals
  245. EPR talk on toxic textiles gains ground
  246. ESPR deal bans destruction of unsold textiles
  247. Esquel Group sues US over Xinjiang sanction
  248. Esquel setback in challenge to US sanctions
  249. ETI responds to EU due diligence proposals
  250. ETI urges MEPs to back due diligence law
  251. ETKO licensed to award OE organic standard
  252. EU 'to unveil mandatory due diligence law'
  253. EU and US strike organic certification deal
  254. EU calls on young to promote circular fashion
  255. EU clothing industry energy saving tool
  256. EU considers new GPP textile criteria
  257. EU corporate due diligence legislation agreed
  258. EU due diligence 'missed opportunity' - lawyers
  259. EU due diligence law 'riddled with flaws'
  260. EU due diligence: 'routine' vote postponed
  261. EU Eco-Label for textiles gets update
  262. EU EcoLabel changes textile criteria
  263. EU envoy urges Cambodia to back down on EBA
  264. EU extends CMR consultation deadline
  265. EU Fashion Alliance proposes industry measures
  266. EU labelling laws come into force
  267. EU moves to ban greenwashing practices
  268. EU Parliament backs greenwashing rules
  269. EU partially suspends Cambodia trade preferences
  270. EU progress on circularity falters
  271. EU puts organic textiles plan on hold
  272. EU recommits to textile reform despite COVID-19
  273. EU rejects organic textiles regulation
  274. EU report assesses textile waste sector
  275. EU resolution backs mandatory textile reporting
  276. EU seeks compulsory origin labels
  277. EU seeks greener public textile procurement
  278. EU seeks novel solutions with new industry platform
  279. EU set to tighten grip on textile regulations
  280. EU states back ban on destroying garments
  281. EU sustainable materials initiative
  282. EU sustainable textiles strategy unveiled
  283. EU takes aim at textile cleaning solvents
  284. EU Textile Strategy event raises more concerns
  285. EU urged to address abuses in global supply chains
  286. EU urged to ban imports made with forced labour
  287. EU urged to charge EPR fee for each garment
  288. EU urged to delay ending Cambodia's EBA
  289. EU urged to hold social auditors liable
  290. EU urged to learn US lessons on forced labour
  291. EU urged to target ultra fast fashion on EPR
  292. EU webshop for eco-labelled products
  293. EU, China align circular economy policies
  294. EU's COVID-19 fund to have green strings
  295. Euratex issues warning on textiles strategy
  296. Euratex makes demands ahead of Euro elections
  297. Euratex regrets European ecodesign proposals
  298. Euratex sets out vision for textile recycling
  299. Euratex shares vision for European strategy
  300. Euratex unveils circular economy action plan
  301. Euratex warns against ‘hard Brexit’
  302. Euratex welcomes proposed labelling revision
  303. Euratex, IndustriALL plea for EU textiles strategy
  304. Euro-MPs accuse China of 'crimes against humanity'
  305. Eurofins announces partnership with BeVeg
  306. Eurofins Chem-MAP develops vegan apparel test
  307. Europe boosts GOTS certification
  308. Europe seeks feedback on plans for textiles
  309. Europe to adopt mandatory due diligence law
  310. Europe unveils proposals for forced labour ban
  311. Europe urged to press on with due diligence law
  312. European bodies reach forced labour law deal
  313. European cities back slow fashion campaign
  314. European Commission handed blueprint for sustainable fashion
  315. European Council agrees on forced labour ban
  316. European CSDDD approved - with concessions
  317. European due diligence fails to win backing
  318. European due diligence proposals unveiled
  319. European EPR proposals for textiles unveiled
  320. European Green Deal 'must be transparent'
  321. European Parliament backs 'ecodesign' law
  322. European Parliament backs due diligence law
  323. European Parliament backs forced labour law
  324. European Parliament backs green claims directive
  325. European PFAS ban looks set to be delayed
  326. European plans to tackle greenwashing unveiled
  327. European recycling board expands polyester focus
  328. Eurotex defends EU CMR proposals
  329. Event looks behind the labels
  330. Exclusive: GOTS ratifies updated standard
  331. Exclusive: New standard for recycled textiles
  332. FABRIC Act reintroduced in the US
  333. Fabric of Change awards 180,000 euros
  334. Fair for Life label updated
  335. Fair Trade USA launches ethical fashion label
  336. Fair Wear to launch HRDD academy
  337. Fairtrade advocate issues textile sector rallying cry
  338. Fairtrade hits back at CCC criticism
  339. Fairtrade optimistic on cotton sourcing programme
  340. Fairtrade sales in the UK double to £300M
  341. Fairtrade welcomes feedback on textile standard
  342. Fashion associations look to bolster US financial support
  343. Fashion firms face greenwashing complaints
  344. Fashion industry groups support climate act
  345. Fashion label takes anti-crime stance
  346. Fashion Positive launches circularity guidelines
  347. Faux fur flies over FTC decision
  348. FDP bid to scrap German Supply Chain Act
  349. Feedback welcomed on Responsible Down Standard
  350. FibreTrace and Circular Systems join forces
  351. FibreTrace obtains GOTS certification
  352. FibreTrace, OpenAtlas combine on deforestation
  353. Final approval for EU due diligence law
  354. Final approval for EU forced labour law
  355. Final approval for European ecodesign law
  356. Final consultation opens on Green Button 2.0
  357. Finland explores legal due diligence obligation
  358. First Chinese firm earns PCF mark
  359. First customer for Made in Green standard in Austria
  360. First firms meet new Organic Cotton standard
  361. First partners for Fairtrade Textile Standard
  362. FLA updates strengthen workers' codes
  363. Foreign Trade Association becomes amfori
  364. Formosa Tafetta passes second bluesign test
  365. Four Paws calls for EU-wide fur farming ban
  366. France bans dumping of unsold fashion
  367. France commits to outlawing mink farming
  368. French environmental scheme completes pilot
  369. French MPs back ban on PFAS in textiles
  370. French MPs back levies on ultra fast fashion
  371. French politicians launch circular economy club
  372. FTA backs Dutch sustainable textiles initiative
  373. FTC amends Wool Labelling Act
  374. FTC considers clothing label changes
  375. FTC green textiles workshop
  376. FTC invites comment on wool rules
  377. FTC proposes ‘Green Guide’ revision
  378. FTC proposes wool labelling changes
  379. FTC settles bamboo textile case
  380. FTC updates textile labelling rules
  381. Funding boost for Eco Index
  382. Further growth for GOTS
  383. Further luxury fashion brands to shun fur
  384. Further progress for ACIMIT Green Label
  385. Gant partners with Waterkeeper Alliance
  386. Garment workers laid off due to UFLPA
  387. GECA updates textile standard
  388. German cabinet approves supply chain law
  389. German supply chain law delayed by wrangling
  390. Germany reaches deal on supply chain law
  391. Germany slated for due diligence law threat
  392. Germany to take chainsaw to Supply Chain Act?
  393. Gildan gets FLA accreditation
  394. Global Network to fight forced labour
  395. Global Organic Textile Standard starts certification
  396. Global Standard to expand beyond GOTS
  397. Global textile mills sign up to Cotton Leads
  398. GMAC files complaint over handling of EBA suspension
  399. Gore Fabrics is awarded GRS certification
  400. GOTS bans virgin polyester and angora
  401. GOTS calls new version a ‘major leap forward’
  402. GOTS certified facilities passes 3000
  403. GOTS certifies Woolam Gin
  404. GOTS creates pathway for smaller textile firms
  405. GOTS doubles up with new leadership structure
  406. GOTS gathers industry for US Roundtable
  407. GOTS growth continues
  408. GOTS launches due diligence handbook
  409. GOTS launches due diligence handbook for auditors
  410. GOTS launches new database
  411. GOTS partially suspends Intertek as certification body
  412. GOTS partners with UK Organic Trade Board
  413. GOTS recognised for further Green Button processes
  414. GOTS reports rise in certified facilities
  415. GOTS to align with OECD due diligence process
  416. GOTS warns of fake certificates
  417. GOTS welcomes USDA ruling
  418. GOTS wins civil action and urges greater FTC vigilance
  419. Green Button label celebrates first anniversary
  420. Green Button scheme accused of 'deficiencies'
  421. Green Button scheme responds to criticisms
  422. Green Theme receives Eco Passport certification
  423. Green Theme secures US$5.4m in funding
  424. Greenpeace trials tentative textile return
  425. Greenwashing ‘rulebook’ looks to curb misleading claims
  426. Greenwashing fear of sustainable marketing
  427. Greenwashing guide comment deadline extended
  428. GRI consults on updated labour standards
  429. GRI partners on biodiversity reporting
  430. GRI to launch textile and apparel standard
  431. GRI updates biodiversity standard
  432. Grower guide error costs Monsanto
  433. Growing greenwashing problem ‘almost comical’, report
  434. Guess partners with Better Cotton Initiative
  435. Guidance for companies on EU CSRD requirements
  436. H&M beats off US greenwashing lawsuit
  437. H&M to review sourcing from Cambodia
  438. Hanesbrands strengthens university ties in Cincinnati
  439. Harmful chemicals found in children's wear
  440. Headwear brand Buff awarded B Corp status
  441. Hemp products qualify for USDA approval
  442. Higg data declared illegal on consumer labels
  443. Higg impact data to be shared with consumers
  444. Higg Index tool now opened up to non-members
  445. High levels of formaldehyde in Chinese clothing
  446. Higher fee for synthetics in Norway’s EPR?
  447. Hohenstein approved for Green Button testing
  448. Hohenstein India reports high interest in Oeko-Tex 100
  449. Hong Kong show introduces eco-textile labels
  450. Hopes of a breakthrough in SAC controversy?
  451. Hugo Boss and Lidl face Xinjiang allegations
  452. Hugo Boss signs the Pakistan Accord
  453. Hyosung yarn gets recycled standard
  454. IAF, ITMF move to address audit fatigue
  455. ICA joins Make the Label Count coalition
  456. ICEA certifies to Global Recycle Standard
  457. ICEA notes Italian organic interest
  458. ILO in stinging critique of Bangladeshi government
  459. IMO now certifies Organic Exchange standards
  460. Improved transparency for Cradle to Cradle
  461. Inclusive fashion a UK government priority
  462. Increased focus on harmful substance testing
  463. India tops GOTS list
  464. Inditex ends product sustainability label
  465. Industry bodies issue legislation guidelines
  466. Industry leaders launch sustainable cotton coalition
  467. Industry reacts to EU's new textiles strategy
  468. Initiative simplifies textile certification
  469. Ink-jet printer gets GOTS label
  470. International Accord reaches 200+ signatories
  471. Intertek to address sandblasting concerns
  472. Intertek to verify Better Cotton standard
  473. Interview: David Bennell, Textile Exchange
  474. Investors back due diligence framework alignment
  475. Investors respond to Bangladesh Accord extension
  476. Ireland includes textiles in green plan
  477. Ireland set to ban textiles from household bins
  478. Is the European REACH revision on hold?
  479. ISKO joins Textile Exchange to prioritise responsibility
  480. Isotopic testing 'reveals Xinjiang cotton links'
  481. Israel outlines intention to ban fur trade
  482. ISSB issues sustainability disclosure standards
  483. Italian body proposes new eco-labels
  484. Italian fibres receive certification
  485. Italian firm gets Oeko-Tex 1000
  486. Italian reservations on textiles EPR
  487. Jack & Jones joins CmiA programme
  488. Japan outlines new organic cotton rules
  489. JC Penney achieves Made in Green by Oeko-Tex
  490. JOCA ends certification standard, unites with GOTS
  491. Judge dismisses claims against Allbirds
  492. Keep up to date on standards and legislation
  493. Kidswear firm gets bluesign
  494. La Liga team goes for climate neutral goal
  495. Label launched to fight human trafficking
  496. Label specialist supports Cotton made in Africa
  497. Labelling lessons for fashion from the food industry?
  498. Labs approved to test for GM cotton
  499. Landmark PFAS restrictions to be pushed back
  500. Last ditch bid to save EU due diligence law
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