Argentina Textiles Digital Product Information System Pilot
Testing digital passports for clothes
Knowing What Chemicals Are in Products – Why transparency and traceability of chemicals are essential for product safety, circularity and the right to know
Chemical information must follow fibres, materials and products throughout their entire life cycle
Chemicals Materials / Plastic News News Materials / Plastic PFAS: Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances Polyester
PFAS in stuffed toys are not just a toy problem—they are a textile problem
PFAS may be introduced during textile production through water-, stain- or dirt-resistant finishes, coatings, or processing aids
The textile industry is entering a new era of transparency.
Chemical transparency will be essential if Digital Product Passports are to support safe circularity.
Hidden chemicals in clothes: why the EU and global policy need digital product transparency
If we can track packages globally, why can’t we track chemicals in clothes?
