Oerlikon Barmag and Evonik have announced their cooperation to promote the chemical recycling of commonly used Polyethylene terephthalate (PET), waste. Both companies are committed...
NIST Database, called “NIR-SORT”, containing the molecular “fingerprints” of different kinds of fabrics, will enable more rapid and efficient sorting of textiles and clothing....
A new research published in Scientific Reports revealed that two novel sorbents prepared by using post-consumer textile waste (PCTW) could trap the heavy metal...
Fashion for Good, uniting the fashion ecosystem to transform and build a regenerative industry, launched the World of Waste, a free online tool mapping...
Spain’s top 10 fashion retailers, including Zara owner Inditex, H&M, Decathlon, Ikea and Primark, will begin collecting discarded clothes and shoes in April next...
Energy-saving projects are still the most effective way for many textile manufacturers to make sustainable gains, especially in the industry’s major hubs in Asia,...
Within the scope of the project carried out at Hitit University, chemical-free dye was produced using microorganisms obtained from bruised apples. According to AA,...
Woolmark, the strongest player in the global wool market, launched Woolmark+, a vision designed to unite woolgrowers, supply chain and brands in ensuring a...
Gap Inc., a world-renowned clothing, fashion and retail brand, released its 2023 Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Report, marking the company’s twentieth year of...
The latest paper of Zero Waste Europe, the European network of communities, local leaders, experts, and change agents working towards the elimination of waste,...
New research from North Carolina State University and Cotton Incorporated provides important insights to the biodegradability of cellulosic microfibers. According to this, laundered cotton...
More and more companies are now producing recycled yarns on a TRUECYCLED line, state-of-the-art recycling installations, configured and fine-tuned by Trützschler experts based on...
