Oeko-Tex reveals common hazardous contaminants

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An analysis by Oeko-Tex gives a glimpse into what are the most common hazardous contaminants it found during textile testing.

The findings spotlight key parameters

Chemical management specialist Oeko-Tex has published the latest findings from its Eco Passport programme in which identifies a number of harmful substances that frequently exceed safety thresholds.

Part of the organisation’s plan to enhance trust and transparency in global textile and leather supply chains, Oeko-Tex says it is releasing the data to help raise industry awareness, support compliance, and promote safer, more sustainable practices.

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