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Recover And TextileGenesis Launch Pilot To Verify Supply Chain Integrity Of Recycled Materials

PARIS — June 3, 2025 — Recover™, a global producer of recycled cotton and cotton-blend fibers, has commenced a traceability collaboration with TextileGenesis™, a Lectra company, to digitally track its recycled waste materials across the entire textile value chain.

How Apparel Brands Can Profit by Producing Less

The global apparel industry is at a critical juncture. With consumers becoming increasingly aware of environmental issues, and the impacts of climate change becoming clearer, the traditional model of mass production is under scrutiny. Historically, the industry has thrived on the philosophy of “more is more,” but recent trends suggest that there is a more sustainable approach—producing less while maintaining profitability. Profitability within a reduced production model is not just feasible but can be strategically advantageous.

SHEIN-Reliance to launch India-made fashion exports within a year

SHEIN and Reliance Retail are set to bring Indian-made SHEIN-branded apparel globally in the next 6 to 12 months, with plans to grow their local supplier base from 150 to 1,000 manufacturers. In response to US tariffs on products imported from China, SHEIN is pivoting from a sourcing strategy based in China.

A New Approach To Textile Wastewater: Direct-to-Reuse and ZLD at fractional cost by Vimarsh Verma an

India’s textile industry plays a critical role in employment generation, exports, and GDP contribution. However, its high water consumption and wastewater generation continue to present serious environmental and operational challenges. Fabric processing operations — especially dyeing, washing, and finishing — require vast quantities of water and discharge effluents with high chemical loads and Total Dissolved Solids (TDS).

Karur Textile Industry pledges green future at key Sustainability Workshop

The Karur textile cluster, a cornerstone of India’s home textile sector, took a significant step towards a sustainable and circular future on June 6th, 2025, by hosting a crucial awareness workshop on “Advancing Sustainability & Circularity in Karur Textile Cluster”. The event, held at the Legend Hall, The Residency – Karur, brought together local manufacturers, exporters, industry associations, and government officials to discuss and commit to greener practices.

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