ZURICH – Chemical management specialist Oeko-Tex says that two pilot customers have already been certified to its new Organic Cotton label which launches in April.
Indian textile supplier Milan Group and Turkish cotton producer Akasya have both been successfully certified by the German testing service provider Hohenstein.
Oeko-Tex’s new Organic Cotton label was recently announced as part of the company’s 2023 updates to its applicable test criteria, limit values and guidelines.
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