Ecotextile News e-newsletter 29.06.16

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Ecotextile News e-bulletin             Wednesday 29 June 2016
Brexit


Brexit causes doubt on textile chemical rules
Although Great Britain has voted to leave the European Union, the only thing certain for what this means in terms of the environmental impact of textile production is uncertainty. Some UK importers of textile and clothing are already questioning if REACH regulations will apply to them going forward, or will they be eventually watered down?

Textile Standards and Legislation

Textile standards and labels guide goes to press

MCL News and Media this week sends to press the 5th edition of its unique, printed guide to global textile standards, labels and legislation.

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Denim standards

Research tests recycled versus virgin denim

Researchers in the UK who carried out strength and tear tests to compare recycled jeans with standard jeans found the recycled samples compared well with the standard samples, with the maximum load levels needed to tear the fabrics being of a similar level in terms of tear strength.

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Used clothing

Sweden to develop automated textile sorting plant

New Swedish research claims that automated sorting technology has the ability to significantly increase the recycling of textiles.

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Hamburg

TE announces German sustainability conference

Textile Exchange has announced details of its annual Textile Sustainability Conference which this year takes place in Hamburg, Germany from 4-7 October 2016.

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Rana Plaza

Bangladesh safety groups cut ties with 113 factories

Global apparel businesses have now severed ties with 113 ready-made-garment businesses due to their failure to carry out required remediation work following inspections by the Alliance for Bangladesh Worker Safety and Accord on Fire and Building Safety in Bangladesh.

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Texworld USA

Apparel sourcing at Texworld USA

Billed as the largest apparel sourcing event in North America, Texworld USA returns to New York this July.

Designers, merchandisers, sourcing professionals and garment buyers will have the opportunity to see apparel fabrics, trims and accessories for children’s, women’s and menswear, with showcased textiles including cotton, denim, linen and wool.

Texworld USA will be held 12-14 July 2016 at the Javits Convention Center, 655 West 34th Street, New York.

 

Ecotextile News June July 2016

NEW ISSUE: Ecotextile News June/July 2016

 Actions speak louder than words, emphasis on practical, real-life, innovative solutions in Copenhagen, Phil Patterson says it’s not surprising we are witnessing a rise in the pooling of knowledge on textiles and environmental issues, Visitor numbers up at Performance Days, Re:newcell to build pilot plant for textile waste into pulp, Electro-chemical indigo, Award for nanocellulose dyeing research, Brands warned against Greenpeace’s MRSL, ‘Living wage’ from clothing premium, US business produces ‘plant-based polyester’ shirts, Levi jeans made using post-consumer cotton waste, A German retailer withdrew from the German Partnership for Sustainable Textiles following the admission of Primark, New storm brewing for wool, Archroma leads sustainable denim pilot, H&M: smoke & mirrors? Cotton Horizons, and all the latest news, insight, and analysis.

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The Ecotextile News 2016 media kit is now available. Email [email protected] for more information.

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