FASHION AND RETAIL
| US eco-brand launches in UK |
| Kuyichi opens its first UK store |
| Interview: Philip Chamberlain, C&A Europe |
LABELS AND LEGISLATION
| US to tighten lead limits on kids clothes |
| REACH for Dummies |
| China's CSC9000T gains momentum |
MATERIALS AND PRODUCTION
| Teijin combines ecology with function |
| Wool farmers urge supply chain transparency |
| Crailar approved for chemical input standard |
DYES AND CHEMICALS
| Chinese to slash printing and dyeing facilities |
| Fresh concerns about nano-silver |
| World Bank backs NRDC Bangladesh dyehouse project |
SHOWS AND EVENTS
| Texworld talk on sustainability |
| Cashmere event to address sustainability |
| BioFach strengthens textile link |
ECOTEXTILE MACHINERY
| Online news section to address eco-technology sector |
| Thies offers ultra-low dye liquor levels |
| Mahlo in the loop |
| Kidswear firm gets bluesign |
BAD RODACH – German children’s clothing and
toy supplier JAKO-O has adopted the bluesign environmental standard that it
will use to display on tags across its apparel collections.
Clothing marked with the bluesign logo will guarantee that the entire manufacturing process of the garment is not harmful to health and is environmentally friendly.
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