European Union Bans Destruction of Unsold Clothing to Advance the Circular Economy
New measure requires companies to find alternative destinations for unsold inventory and increases pressure for more efficient practices across the textile sector As of July 19, the European Union has prohibited large companies from destroying unsold new clothing, apparel accessories and footwear. The requirement will be extended to medium-sized companies starting in 2030 and is […]
Make the Label Count calls on European Commissioner to recognise sustainably sourced renewable materials in future Ecodesign rules
Coalition supported by Abrapa (Brazilian Cotton Growers Association) and Anea (Brazilian Cotton Exporters Association) calls for fair assessment of natural fibres such as cotton under the upcoming EU textile Ecodesign requirements Make the Label Count (MTLC), an international coalition representing the natural fibre and renewable materials value chain, has called on the European Commission to […]
XXIII ANEA Cotton Dinner Highlights Innovation, Sustainability and New Regulatory Requirements for the Future of Cotton
Live broadcast hosted by Cotton Brazil brought together experts from Brazil and Portugal to discuss the key trends shaping the global cotton value chain Cotton Brazil brought together Brazilian and Portuguese experts at the 23rd ANEA Cotton Dinner for a special live broadcast on June 26 to discuss the main challenges and opportunities facing the […]