All Trade & Sourcing articles – Page 5
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News briefsCirc to build $500m recycling plant in France
It will be the first industrial-scale polycotton recycling plant in the world, according to Circ.
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News briefsTexworld Paris to host 1,300 exhibitors in September
A major sourcing event in Europe, the upcoming edition of Texworld Paris will spotlight sustainable fashion and global supply chain innovation.
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News briefsNew exhibition views migration data through textile design
“Passage Patterns” is a collaboration of the Parsons School of Design, IOM and Aquafil.
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ArticlePerformance Days and Future Fabrics Expo join forces
Two sustainability-focused textile events from Germany and the UK announce a strategic partnership to accelerate material innovation globally.
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News briefsTrusTrace unveils AI tool to streamline supply chains
The traceability tech firm has launched a new AI-powered platform to help brands and suppliers manage compliance and risk at scale.
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ArticleWorldly launches tools to promote sustainability in the supply chain
The US-based sustainability data platform introduces new analytics tools aimed at enhancing supply chain transparency and resilience in consumer goods.
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Article90-day suspension of tariffs between the US and China causes uncertainty
A short-term tariff deal between the US and China brings relief to outdoor industries, but the 90-day truce masks deeper instability ahead.
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ArticleAdele Stafford: How Worldly measures emissions at product level using supplier data
Worldly’s new Product Impact Calculator offers brands a way to accurately measure product-level Scope 3 emissions with primary supplier data, a step beyond spend-based tools and a key asset for sustainability reporting.
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News briefsBetter Cotton launches roadmap for worker protections
The global cotton sustainability initiative introduces new actions to improve labor conditions and promote dignified livelihoods by 2030.
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ArticlePinewood aligns product strategy with EU Green Deal
The Swedish outdoor brand outlines its roadmap for adapting to European environmental legislation and reshaping its design and supply chain practices.
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ArticleLeading outdoor industry representatives advocate on Capitol Hill
At a high-level summit in Washington, DC, US outdoor brands met with lawmakers to push for public land protection, tariff reform and equitable outdoor access. Chris Goddard was there to report for us.
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News briefsAmazon sparks debate over tariff transparency policy
The e-commerce giant sparked a political backlash after informing sellers that it would display tariff charges in product listings.
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News briefsKeen keeps prices stable despite tariff pressure
The US-based outdoor footwear brand commits to shielding customers and retailers from tariff-related price increases through the end of 2025.
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News briefsBerghaus opens regional showroom in Cumbria
The British outdoor brand strengthens its retail ties by opening a new showroom in a key hub for outdoor and sports businesses in Northern England.
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News briefsRe&Up and Marchi & Fildi partner on recycled yarns
The Italian yarn manufacturer and the textile recycler join forces to create premium recycled cotton yarns fit for industrial-scale production.
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News briefsBangladesh, Pakistan apparel groups sign trade MoU
Two South Asian industry bodies take steps to boost bilateral cooperation in garment exports and textile trade through a new agreement.
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News briefsA new strategic partnership between Euratex and FTTH
The partnership is supposed to strengthen Euro-Mediterranean textile cooperation.
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OpinionResponsible textile production: What will the future cost?
Alexa Dehmel reflects on how the price of sustainable materials will evolve over the next decade.
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OpinionThe days of abundant rPET feedstock are over: What is the alternative?
OIC columnist Charles Ross explains why outdoor brands must rethink material sourcing now, as the era of easy rPET feedstock rapidly ends.
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ArticleHow US outdoor brands respond to the new global trade reality
From resilience to reinvention, US outdoor brands are adapting to tariffs, shifting demand and a changing consumer base with strategic focus.
