BRISTOL – Instead of using a 3-day online Fibre Fragmentation Summit to create a cross-industry impact roadmap to address textile microfibre release, The Microfiber Consortium (TMC) will now use a series of focused online round table sessions and offline, expert industry workstreams spread over a period of months.
The move comes after TMC held consultations with summit speakers, industry experts and other stakeholders, who have welcomed the new approach to make the most of the different way that people are working during the COVID-19 pandemic and beyond.
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