India to create export sustainability certification

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Scheme is aimed at improving traceability, carbon accounting and supply chain transparency across the textile and garment export sector

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The framework is being shaped around global compliance trends

MUMBAI - India is to develop a sustainability certification framework for its export sector, part of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry’s strategy to help domestic garment and textile manufacturers meet increasingly tighter EU and UK compliance rules.

Aimed at improving traceability, carbon accounting and supply chain transparency across key export sectors, the Indian government has started gathering sectoral input to identify products most likely to face sustainability-linked requirements in the near term.

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