Textile firms urged to prove green claims

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EU rules on ecodesign, product passports and environmental claims will demand connected product-level evidence, Performance Days delegates heard

Almost 600 exhibitors span more than 4 football pitches' worth of space at Performance Days' biggest show yet.

MUNICH – Textile and apparel companies must move beyond sustainability labels and build connected product-level evidence to meet incoming EU rules, delegates at Performance Days heard.

Consultants at an opening morning keynote in Munich said regulation is shifting from restricting harmful substances to demanding transparency across a product’s life cycle. They urged firms to treat ecodesign, digital product passports, environmental claims and end-of-life rules as one data challenge.

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