India’s textile sector, a cornerstone of the country’s industrial and export economy, is facing a mounting sustainability challenge as it generates an estimated 7,073 kilotonnes of textile waste every year, according to the latest government-backed report, Mapping of Textile Waste Value Chain
Ireland has unveiled its Circular Economy Strategy 2026–2028, placing textiles and clothing at the forefront of its push to reduce emissions, minimise waste and strengthen resource efficiency across industries. Launched by Darragh O’Brien, Minister for Climate, Energy and the Environment, and Alan Dillon, Minister of State for the Circular Economy, the strategy positions
Navi Mumbai is emerging as a frontrunner in textile waste management, transforming discarded fabrics into economic and environmental opportunities through a pioneering Textile Recovery Facility (TRF) set up under the Swachh Bharat Mission–Urban 2.0. With India generating nearly 7.8 million tonnes of post-consumer textile waste annually, the initiative by the Navi Mumbai
Devan Chemicals has released its first Sustainability Report for 2024, outlining its strategic focus on environmental, social and governance (ESG) priorities and reinforcing its commitment to responsible growth in the textile chemicals sector. The report highlights how sustainability is embedded across the company’s operations, from product innovation to resource
The H&M Foundation has unveiled an open-access toolkit aimed at accelerating coordinated climate action across the textile value chain, enabling industry stakeholders to translate sustainability ambitions into measurable outcomes. Building on its previously introduced System Map, a visual framework that reimagines the textile industry as an interconnected ecosystem,
India’s textile sector is witnessing a policy-driven shift towards environmentally sustainable production, as the government intensifies its focus on ESG-aligned manufacturing, green technologies, and circular value chains to boost global competitiveness. According to an official release, a series of targeted interventions are being implemented to promote resource
DyStar has secured ISO 14001 certification for its Gabus production facility, marking a significant step in the company’s sustainability and environmental management efforts. The globally recognised standard for environmental management systems confirms that the Gabus plant has implemented robust practices for efficient resource use, waste reduction and compliance with
Lenzing Group has highlighted the strategic importance of bio-based materials in strengthening Europe’s economic security and supporting the transition toward a fossil-free industry. The company hosted a high-level roundtable in Brussels on March 10, bringing together policymakers, industry representatives, academia and civil society to discuss scalable alternatives to
Giriraj Singh has released the Report on Mapping of Textile Waste Value Chain in India, highlighting the country’s progress and potential in strengthening a circular textile economy. The minister noted that India’s textile sector has long been recognised for its sustainability, innovation and circular practices. According to the report, India generates about 70.73 lakh
Worn Again Technologies has unveiled its textile-to-fibre accelerator plant in Winterthur, marking a key step toward commercialising its textile recycling technology and demonstrating the technical and economic viability of polycotton recycling. The facility showcases the company’s proprietary chemical recycling process designed to recover and regenerate polyester and





















