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Textile Exchange unveils new membership structure

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The Textile Exchange industry body has announced that it is changing its membership model in an attempt to spur greater collective action across the fashion and textile industry.​

From 2026, its members will join one of two cohorts — 'action' or 'community' — depending on their role within the supply chain and place on their sustainability journey.

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