All Trade & Sourcing articles – Page 3
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OpinionTechtextil & Texprocess: Where innovation meets industry
Contributor Alexa Dehmel reports from Techtextil & Texprocess 2026 in Frankfurt, where AI, advanced materials and unexpected encounters shaped one of the textile industry’s most influential trade fairs.
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ArticleBCI pilot cuts cotton emissions
US cotton growers participating in a regenerative agriculture pilot reduced emissions while creating new revenue opportunities.
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News briefsEOCA and Icebug oppose leather exemption
The organizations argue that removing leather from the EUDR would weaken traceability and accountability.
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News briefsWorldly acquires Bendi for AI traceability
The sustainability data platform has acquired a UK-based specialist to strengthen deep-tier supplier visibility and compliance capabilities.
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OpinionMade in Britain: Is it worth looking out for this moniker?
In this column, Charles Ross examines whether “Made in Britain” still carries real business value for outdoor brands, weighing heritage, innovation, repair services and supply-chain resilience against
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News briefsFunctional Fabric Fair Spring reports strong turnout in Portland
Strong attendance and a focus on scalable textile innovation defined the Spring 2026 edition of Functional Fabric Fair in Portland.
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News briefsRecycled-material zippers surpass half of YKK’s global sales
With Natulon zippers now accounting for more than 50 percent of global sales, YKK advances its transition toward sustainable, circular fastening solutions.
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News briefsNew Textiles Recycling Expo USA launches in Charlotte
AMI brings its first US-focused textile recycling expo to Charlotte, gathering global industry players to advance scalable solutions.
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ArticleEurope’s textile industry faces continued decline
Euratex reports a third consecutive year of decline across production, turnover and employment in Europe’s textile sector.
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ArticleWorldly launches AI compliance solution
The new AI-driven solution is designed to help consumer goods brands manage supplier compliance and reduce supply chain risk.
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News briefsOutdoor industry heads to Washington for policy push
The Outdoor Industry Association will bring business leaders to Washington, D.C., for its 2026 Capitol Summit to engage policymakers on key industry issues.
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News briefsOn publishes global materials policy
The Swiss brand formalizes standards on animal welfare, traceability and environmental integrity across its supply chain.
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ArticleUS tariff refund system advances as cost burden shifts domestically
Refund infrastructure moves closer to launch as new data highlights how tariffs are impacting US businesses and shoppers.
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News briefsTrusTrace platform gains early industry traction
TrusTrace reports strong early uptake of its One Retail Hub, with brands significantly reducing compliance reporting time.
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News briefsTextile Exchange releases updated cotton LCA
Textile Exchange has released an updated life cycle assessment analyzing the environmental impact of cotton production.
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News briefsEU targets unsafe goods on online platforms
The EU has agreed on customs reforms that could fine e-commerce platforms for unsafe imported goods sold online.
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ArticleEU-Mercosur deal to start May 1
EU begins provisional Mercosur trade deal on May 1, cutting tariffs amid political debate
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ArticleEU and Australia agree trade deal
EU and Australia finalize a trade deal removing most tariffs and strengthening economic ties
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ArticleUS builds system for tariff refunds
CBP is developing a system to process IEEPA tariff refunds in light of the Supreme Court’s latest ruling and a court order.
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OpinionThe quality is in the detail: Performance Days March 2026
From hidden material breakthroughs to supply chain realities, Charles Ross unpacks why detail – not scale – defines Performance Days 2026.
