The globalis picking up pace and is set to rise at a compounded annual growth rate (CAGR) of nearly 4.7 per cent by the end of 2029—a trend that is expected to continue in the foreseeable future, according to a study by Ireland-based market research firm.Pic: ShutterstockThe rise can be attributed to the increased importance being given toand eco-friendly materials, and the higher investments being made for sleep aids, the study found.Numerous people from around the world suffer from lifestyle b

, a leader in manufacturing of zippers, has become a signatory to the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action.calls on fashion industry to acknowledge the contribution of the sector to climate change and its responsibility to strive towards climate neutrality for a safer planet.YKK will join more than 100 signatories to the Charter, which supports the goals of thein limiting global temperature rise to less than 2°C above pre-industrial levels and sets specific goals for the entire fashion in

This pioneering system will contribute to Egyptian businesses being able to go from production using 100 litres of water to doing it with zero.Combining laser, G2 ozone, e-Flow, Smart Boxes and the water recycling system H2 Zero; the country’s textile industry will be able to complete the transformation already started to sustainability. For three years the company has had a local team and plans to open Jeanologia Egypt.Jeanologia, world leaders in sustainable and efficient technology developmen

According to a recent report by Transparency Market Research (TMR), theis foreseen to witness a notable growth in the various part of the world. The global textile enzymes market is estimated to register a steady CAGR of 4.0% within the forecast period from 2018 to 2026. In 2017, the market was valued around worth of US$201.5 mn.Earlier, strong bases, acids, and other oxidizing agents were used in textile processing. However, with the advancement in technology, the textile enzymes market picked

Nordstrom Inc.has announced the revamping of its leadership structure with Erik Nordstrom now taking on the responsibility as the sole CEO of the company.Besides, the number of board members hasalso beenreduced to 10 instead of 11 along with establishing a 10-year-limit for all members.Earlier run on the structure of having co-presidents, Nordstrom will instead have Pete Nordstrom serve as the President and Chief Brand Officer of Nordstrom Inc.Both the owners will continue to be a part of the bo

Export-related issues like anti-dumping duty on viscose fibre, extension of the interest equalisation scheme to large corporations, inverted duty issue in refund of goods and services tax (GST), free trade agreements (FTAs) with the European Union (EU) and the United States, trade agreements with Canada and Australia were some of the topics discussed with commerce secretary Anup Wadhawan by garment industry bodies recently.Pic: ShutterstockThey also discussed the pending announcement of the Remi

WAKEFIELD – The new 160-page updated version of MCL News & Media’s authoritativeInside Guide to Cotton & Sustainabilityhas gone to press today – warning that the cotton industry is running out of time to reduce its environmental impact.Researched and written over six months by cotton expert Simon Ferrigno, and edited byEcotextile Newseditor John Mowbray, it provides in-depth, expert analysis and guidance on how to tackle the issue of sustainability in global cotton supply chains.First pu

STUTTGART - The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) certification organisation achieved its highest ever growth rate last year when its certified facilities grew by 35 per cent, from 5,760 to 7,765.The increase reported by the non-profit, which aims to offer a voluntary global standard for the production of organic textiles, means that it now covers three million workers in 70 countries.GOTS managing director Claudia Kersten said: "The enormous growth shows that GOTS successfully serves

Image Courtesy: hyperbeast.comThe latest collection launched by Adidas in collaboration with Parley for the oceans is a sneaker-boot hybrid called Terrex Free Hiker Parley.The innovative product is made by clubbing Adidas’ boost technology with Parley’s sustainable plastic yarn made out of waste plastic collected from shores.Image Courtesy: hyperbeast.comAdidas’ signature Primeknit fabric makes it water-repellant, while the sock-like structure fits firmly by taking the natural shape of the feet.

STOCKHOLM - Swedish fashion giant H&M is opening up access to its global supply chain to rival companies in a B2B service aimed at reducing the industry's environmental impact.H&M says it launchedtheservice, called Treadler, to enable clients to benefit from the company's expertise, long-term supplier partnerships and strategic sustainability work.Gustaf Asp, managing director of Treadler, said the commercial B2B service would help its clients overcome initial business barriers a