NEW DELHI – A new report has outlined a series of recommendations for India’s textile and apparel industry as it looks to drive progress towards a more sustainable and circular future.
The result of a collaboration between Aditya Birla Fashion and Retail Limited, German development agency GIZ India, and environmental consultancy Centre for Environment Education, the report, ‘Approaches for circular textile and apparel industry in India’, offers a baseline assessment of textile circularity processes across the industry, providing valuable insights into resource consumption, waste generation, and potential areas for improvement.
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