Cascale to give textile suppliers more say

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AMSTERDAM – Cascale, formerly the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, has introduced a new member engagement and governance model which it says will elevate supplier and manufacturer input into its decision-making.

It says the new model aims to promote equitable representation across the textile supply chain by fostering industry-wide collaboration and balancing the influence of brands and suppliers.

AMSTERDAM – Cascale, formerly the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, has introduced a new member engagement and governance model which it says will elevate supplier and manufacturer input into its decision-making.

It says the new model aims to promote equitable representation across the textile supply chain by fostering industry-wide collaboration and balancing the influence of brands and suppliers.

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