All CSR & Sustainability articles – Page 6
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ArticleGerman e-commerce group calls for sell-off period under EU greenwashing rules
Germany’s e-commerce association warns new EU greenwashing rules could leave existing goods unsellable and is calling for transitional measures.
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News briefsBorås INK to establish textile microfactory for circular innovation
A new open-access microfactory in Sweden’s textile hub will give entrepreneurs, students and companies facilities for prototyping and circular innovation.
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News briefsWorldly appoints Léyoh Goodall as SVP of Growth
The supply chain intelligence platform has appointed an experienced sustainability executive as demand for verified, multi-tier data grows.
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ArticleThredUp posts record Q2 revenue, updates H2 outlook
Record revenue and buyer growth lifted ThredUp’s Q2 performance, but economic uncertainty among price-sensitive shoppers prompted a more cautious outlook for H2.
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ArticleFashion for Good launches PFAS alternatives project
Fashion for Good has launched a collaborative initiative to evaluate PFAS-free durable water- and oil-repellent finishes, aiming to establish more reliable benchmarks for next-generation textile chemistries.
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ArticleTersus Solutions expands recommerce network into Canada
Tersus Solutions is bringing its recommerce infrastructure to Canada with a new Calgary facility, a move that reflects growing demand for local processing as more brands expand their resale businesses.
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ArticleShift Cycling Culture expands industry climate action
The global cycling-industry nonprofit trained 1,168 people globally while expanding collaborative projects on supply chains, product footprints and battery circularity.
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ArticleOberalp advances circular product design in Net Zero journey
The Italian mountain sports group is expanding circular product design through textile-to-textile recycling, repair services and mono-material construction.
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News briefsMIT researchers develop recyclable stretch yarn
Researchers at a leading US university have developed a recyclable stretch yarn that could replace non-recyclable spandex in future textiles.
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ArticlePerformance Days launches Sustainability Exchange in Munich
The ingredient brands show will introduce a dedicated sustainability platform, combining expert guidance, workshops and practical solutions for textile companies facing new regulatory demands.
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ArticleVaude cuts emissions by 51%
A 51% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions since 2019 has put the German outdoor brand five years ahead of its science-based 2030 climate target, while revenue has increased by 19% over the same period.
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ArticleEpoch acquires former Domo nylon plant
The British biotech company has acquired a nylon 6,6 plant in Spain, adding commercial-scale polymer production to its enzymatic recycling platform and expanding its circular materials strategy.
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News briefsLeave No Trace seeks new board members
The Boulder-based environmental nonprofit is recruiting volunteer board members with expertise in finance, the outdoor industry and nonprofit fundraising for three-year terms.
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ArticleBCI partners with Uzbekistan on cotton standards
BCI will support Uzbekistan in strengthening cotton standards and exploring a national sustainability standard benchmarked against its own system.
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ArticleZDHC reports wider adoption of chemical management tools
ZDHC reports rising supplier participation, chemical transparency and certification across its Roadmap to Zero program.
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News briefsSweden plans PFAS ban from 2028
Sweden plans to ban PFAS in consumer products from 2028, ahead of expected EU legislation on forever chemicals.
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News briefsVF expands community college scholarship partnership
VF has expanded its community college scholarship program, which has awarded 113 scholarships to 101 students since 2022.
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News briefsSorona and WGSN identify 2027 material trends
Sorona and WGSN identify bio-based hybrids, climate-adaptive fabrics and skin-focused textiles as key apparel trends through 2027.
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ArticleMammut highlights PFAS milestone in 2025 Responsibility Report
Mammut’s 2025 Responsibility Report highlights its PFAS transition, validated net-zero target and continued progress in repair and circularity.
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ArticleGerman repair law highlights retail challenges
Germany’s new repair law strengthens consumer rights, but a NIM study finds cost and awareness remain major barriers.
