New guidelines map biodiversity gaps in textiles

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New German guidelines on biodiversity for clothing and textiles are published by the Global Nature Fund and the Lake Constance Foundation

BONN - New guidelines published under the German government-backed ’Companies for Biological Diversity (Ubi) initiative are claimed to be the most systematic assessment yet of how voluntary textile standards address nature loss.

The timing of the publication, which is entitled Easy Guide: Biodiversity criteria in standards for the textile and clothing industry – With a focus on plant fibres, is noteworthy.

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