Editorial Staff
David Styles
Having begun his career with MCL as a News Editor across the publisher’s various titles, David Styles is now the Assistant Editor of Ecotextile News. Through his time with the flagship publication, David has become increasingly interested in exploring the issues of sustainability and workers’ rights in the textile industry. Previously, David achieved a first class honours degree in Journalism at Sheffield Hallam University, alongside working on various freelance projects and events for companies including the BBC and the Royal Television Society.
Links
October 2012
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C&A reveals recipe for sustainable jeans range
Thursday, 16 August 2018DÜSSELDORF – Fashion retailer C&A has today launched a new range of sustainable jeans for sale in...
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NERC handed funding to investigate hazardous chemicals
Friday, 17 August 2018LONDON – NERC (Natural Environment Research Council) has been awarded £6 million to investigate the...
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Vaude outlines latest sustainability progress
Monday, 13 August 2018TETTNANG – Outdoor brand Vaude has launched a comprehensive supplier management programme, a move...
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Features
Bilateral beneficiaries
Friday, 10 August 2018
While the environmental benefits of international second-hand apparel trade may not appeal to a Trump White House, the economic argument could well gain more traction. David Styles speaks to Marjorie Norton, a professor at Virginia Tech University, to discover how her...
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Canadian firm pioneers aramid PPE recycling
Wednesday, 15 August 2018VANCOUVER – Following ‘extensive R&D efforts’ at its recycling centre, a Canadian firm claims to...
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Survey suggests lack of RMG worker longevity
Monday, 13 August 2018DHAKA – According to new research, just under 90 per cent of workers in the Bangladesh ready-made...
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Event highlights US second-hand apparel market
Thursday, 16 August 2018BELLEVUE – To mark National Thrift Shop Day in the Unites States, apparel retailer Savers has...
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Editor's Pick
Hard Talk: Industry needs chain reaction on hazardous chemicals
Monday, 20 August 2018
Linda Greer, senior scientist, Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC), sees ‘tepid corporate demand’ as the biggest obstacle to global industry convergence on the effective management of hazardous textile chemicals.
