Editorial Staff
Chris Remington
Chris Remington is the Assistant Editor of Ecotextile News, and is simultaneously serving as the Editor of Textile Evolution (T.EVO) Magazine.
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All Patagonia waterproof shells now recycled
Tuesday, 15 October 2019VENTURA - Outdoor clothing brand Patagona has announced that all of its waterproof...
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Birla Cellulose claims carbon neutral emissions
Monday, 14 October 2019MUMBAI - Textile manufacturer Birla Cellulose says it has become the first viscose...
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Costco children's pyjamas among blocked imports
Friday, 11 October 2019NEW YORK - Children’s pyjamas and baby sleepers sold by wholesaler Costco -...
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Questions raised over Bangladesh Accord successor
Thursday, 10 October 2019DHAKA - Workers rights NGOs are questioning whether Bangladesh is ready to take on...
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Ellen MacArthur links up with BlackRock
Wednesday, 09 October 2019LONDON - BlackRock, the world's largest asset management firm, has entered into a...
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Farfetch takes donations with new resale service
Wednesday, 09 October 2019LONDON – Luxury fashion retail platform Farfetch has launched a donations service...
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Features
The biology of textile dyeing
Thursday, 03 October 2019
There’s been a lot of press talk about ‘new bio-synthetic dyes’ for the textile industry. But much of this news is often recycled, and inaccurate. So, what’s really going on? John Mowbray gives readers an insight into the current state of play. It’s well known that...
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Editor's Pick
The guardian
Thursday, 03 October 2019
Ma Jun, Environmentalist & Director of the Beijing-based Institute of Public & Environmental Affairs (IPE), was shocked to find some chemical giants don’t even know the names of their textile intermediate suppliers and says the NGO will continue to call out...
