OSLO – This was one of the ideas put forward during the recent Cradle to Cradle seminar in Oslo, where Swiss-based Albin Kälin of EPEA was the key-note speaker. Tone Skårdal Tobiasson reports from Norway.
The idea for some kind of ‘passport to sustainability’ for the textile sector was outlined by Swedish designer Annika Matilda of the brand Wendelboe who presented the world’s first Cradle to Cradle certified fashion collection at a recent seminar in Norway.
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