Fashion for Good unveils decarbonisation blueprint

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Initiative publishes open source blueprint for what it describes as near‑net‑zero textile manufacturing in India

AMSTERDAM - The Fashion for Good initiative has unveiled what it claims is the first open source blueprint for near‑net‑zero textile manufacturing, offering India’s Tier 2 dyeing and finishing mills a practical guide to cut emissions while remaining commercially viable.

Developed under Fashion for Good's Future Forward Factories (FFF) initiative, the blueprint maps five technology pathways for the production of cotton knits and wovens that it says can reduce carbon emissions by up to 93%, alongside significant water and energy savings.

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