Puma use 90% sustainable materials by 2025
Sportswear and equipment manufacturer Puma has set itself the goal of manufacturing 90% of its products from more sustainable materials by 2025. The German business...
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Kust launches sustainable swimwear collection using Fish Nets
Polish underwear label Kust has launched a sustainable swimwear collection made using recycled materials. The premium menswear brand has made the collection using Econyl, a...
Mango launches 3D-printed accessories collection
Spanish fashion retailer Mango has launched a new capsule collection of accessories manufactured using 3D printing technology. Items in the collection have been created using...
WELSPUN TO BECOME CARBON NEUTRAL BY 2030
Welspun’s efforts to de-carbonize with proactive ESG practices is in line with its goal of becoming “carbon neutral” and “water positive” by 2030....
Uniqlo appoints green Doraemon as Global Sustainability Ambassador
Global apparel retailer Uniqlo announced that it has appointed Doraemon as its Global Sustainability Ambassador. The name of the green model of the internationally beloved...
MAHAJAN OVERSEAS (PANIPAT) HONORED FOR ITS GREEN INITIATIVES
Mahajan Overseas (P) Ltd. has been appreciated by Confederation of Indian Industry for our continues efforts towards enhancing the Green Performance for "Green Built Environment...
H&M to Create Garments Out of Wood
H&M Ties up with SPINNOVA® To Create textile fibre out of wood Another Step towards Sustainable Production H&M has announced its partnership with SPINNOVA®, which...
MANGO LAUNCHES THE NEW DENIM COLLECTION
The new Denim Edit collection by Mango is inspired by 90s volumes with contemporary and feminine silhouettes based on our #Mediterranean spirit....
Birla Cellulose Wins the prestigious Golden Peacock Global Award for Sustainability 2020
Birla Cellulose, part of Grasim Industries Limited, a flagship company of the Aditya Birla Group, has been named as the winner of the prestigious Golden...
SUSTAINABLE & ECO-FRIENDLY PRODUCTS SEE BIG JUMP POST- COVID
Textile is the 2nd largest industry causing pollution. Each year more than 85% of used clothes go in Landfill, and only 15% are recycled. This...