LATEST ISSUE: Ecotextile News Aug/Sept 2015
Could we end up eating our textiles? Tone Tobiasson reports on the 'easy care' properties of modern textiles which could be causing unforseen problems in the oceanic environment, Legislators, laboratories, and lobbyists need to act collaboratively to restore credibility to chemical management argues Phil Patterson, A new resource productivity tool from Bluesign aims to help textile mills slash water, energy and chemical consumption, India takes hard line on polluters, Walmart refutes NGO allegations, RITE Group hits right note, Forest fibre support set to grow, EU resolution backs mandatory textile reporting, Accord head calls for RMG industry change, The Water Footprint Network enables the textile industry to see water is precious, Researchers question Bangladesh effulent treatment, Two minutes with...Frank Michel, executive director, ZDHC group, Cotton Horizons - a regular feature on cotton and sustainability from cotton expert Simon Ferrigno, and all the latest news, insight, and analysis.
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