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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In some countries and regions there are regulations in place for the banning of hazardous substances in clothing production, while other countries have yet to establish any such regulations at all. This lack of consistency and implementation highlights the important need for government authorities to take initiative to tackle the ongoing issues faced by the fashion industry and its negative impacts on the environment and population.
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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Current Regulations Impacting Sustainable Fashion
This article explores the critical role of regulations in advancing sustainable fashion, highlighting current global practices and envisioning the future of environmentally and ethically conscious fashion industry standards.
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The EU restricts exposure to carcinogenic substance formaldehyde in textiles
EU regulates formaldehyde in textiles.
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NGO recommendations for the EU Strategy for Sustainable Textiles
NGO opinion: The overarching objective of the new EU Textile Strategy must be to contribute to absolute reduction in production
of textiles.
Regulations in the EU related to textiles
The EU has regulations related to textiles…but what are they exactly?
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- Environment and health challenges of the textile industry in Bangladesh, with Dr Shahriar Hossain from ESDO in Bangladesh
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- Female textile workers in Bangladesh with Siddika Sultana, ESDO Bangladesh