Ecotextile News e-bulletin 03.06.10

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Australia keen to show cotton progress
Cotton Australia is confident that its major environmental and social Best Management programme will resonate with brand-owners and consumers to stimulate demand for the 100% Australian fibre.


Fashion

Expert training for green fashion
Experts and opinion leaders from across the sustainable fashion industry are to offer advance training for industry professionals on key issues ranging from sourcing and certification to CSR, branding and design.

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Bluesign screening expands global reach
Sustainable textile accreditation scheme bluesign has added a further tranche of global textile and apparel companies to its growing list of supporters.

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Awards to credit Fairtrade cotton
Young designers have just one week left to submit entries to the Fairtrade Foundation’s and Ethical Fashion Forum’s design competition which this year includes a Fairtrade cotton category.

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Eco-Textile Labelling Guide 2010 – NOW PUBLISHED
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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Articles in June 2010 include: Eco-textile printing inks, Interview with Levi Strauss & Co., Eco-textile testing, Sourcing organic cotton in India, Global wool best practise standard, Denim pollution in China, Ecotextile testing issues … all the news and analysis.

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