Fashion’s Plastic Paralysis: How Brands Resist Change and Fuel Microplastic Pollution
International fashion brands are doubling down on their use of synthetic fibres – a key driver of microplastic pollution.
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Textile Incidents List: a new website that tracks publicly available information on incidents, labour rights violations and infringements from production countries
This website documents incidents within the textile and garment sector in Bangladesh as well as other important production countries
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Demonstrating Traceability and Transparency in the Clothing and Footwear Sector
Since 2021, The Sustainability Pledge has successfully established itself as the leading platform for advancing global efforts towards a more traceable, transparent, and sustainable apparel and footwear sector.
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Why It is Important to Take Action on Regulations
Regulations can enforce sustainable practices, such as the use of eco-friendly materials and waste reduction strategies.
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Summary of the “Full Overview of the EU Textile Strategy and Regulations”
Several key regulations and directives within the EU, such as the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive, the Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation, and the Waste Framework Directive, will directly affect fashion and textile companies.
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The BANner PFAS initiative
We, European civil society organisations, urge to ban all PFAS in consumer products by 2025 and to have a complete ban by 2030.
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- Environment and health challenges of the textile industry in Bangladesh, with Dr Shahriar Hossain from ESDO in Bangladesh
- How textile waste piles up in the Global South with Gilbert Kuepouo, Cameroon
- Sanitary pads and toxic-free textile solutions with Priti Mahesh from India
- Female textile workers in Bangladesh with Siddika Sultana, ESDO Bangladesh