Cotton Incorporated brought textile industry stakeholders together to examine sustainability measurement, regenerative agriculture and microplastics at a summit addressing cotton’s environmental challenges.
Held at the end of last month, the event explored how regulations, traceability expectations and circularity initiatives influence sourcing and material choices across the textile and apparel industry.
Cotton Incorporated brought textile industry stakeholders together to examine sustainability measurement, regenerative agriculture and microplastics at a summit addressing cotton’s environmental challenges.
Held at the end of last month, the event explored how regulations, traceability expectations and circularity initiatives influence sourcing and material choices across the textile and apparel industry.
Discussions covered science-based environmental impact assessment, agricultural research and climate resilience, alongside the role of natural fibres in tackling plastic pollution.
“Our focus is on connecting science, research and industry expertise to support informed decisions, advance innovation and strengthen cotton's role in the future of textiles," said president and CEO William Kimbrell.
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