Textile Exchange’s climate and nature strategy explained

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Textile Exchange CEO Claire Bergkamp sits down with Ecotextile News to explain the nonprofit’s new five year climate and nature strategy

The Textile Exchange team conducts an audit in the community of Phinaya in Cusco, Peru (Angela Ponce)

When Claire Bergkamp took on the role of CEO with Textile Exchange, one of her first acts was to order a comprehensive review to ascertain how best to achieve the fashion and textile industry's climate and nature goals.

Given the industry body's ambitious target of achieving a 45% reduction in CO2 emissions from raw material production by the end of the decade, coupled with soaring production, we wanted to hear what this had uncovered.

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