Ecotextile News e-bulletin 26.02.10

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Warning on rogue certificates
Organic Exchange has been forced to issue a further warning after a fraudulent certification organisation, which it led an investigation into last year, recently resurfaced.


Nike shirts

Recycled shirts to star at soccer World Cup
At this year’s World Cup in South Africa, national teams wearing Nike will be sporting polyester football shirts made from recycled plastic bottles rescued from Japanese and Taiwanese landfill sites.

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Magna

Magna inks Sports Relief deal
Magna Colours Ltd has supplied its water-based, PVC and phthalate-free printing inks for use on t-shirts for a major UK-based charity event.

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ICEA

Fashion label takes anti-crime stance
Buyers from leading retailers and design houses such as Carrefour, Givenchy and Stefanel had a choice of 98 manufacturers offering environmentally friendly fabrics at the recent Texworld Exhibition in Paris.

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ETLG

Ecotextile Labelling Guide 2010
Ecotextile News, in conjunction with Messe Frankfurt GmbH, will publish a new, updated and improved version of the 100 page Eco-Textile Labelling Guide in March 2010.

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