LMW Fosters Industry Collaboration in Egypt LMW successfully hosted a seminar themed “Breaking Barriers in Speed & Efficiency” at Hotel Conrad, Cairo, Egypt on 3rd Dec 2024, bringing together industry leaders, academic representatives, and professionals from prominent spinning mills. The
The much-anticipated NISTI-IIT Delhi Conference on Sustainability in Textiles is set to take place on 14th December 2024 at IIT Delhi, uniting thought leaders, researchers, and innovators. Organized by NISTI Regd in collaboration with the Department of Textile and Fibre Engineering, IIT Delhi, this flagship event is set to redefine the roadmap for sustainability in […]
The Indian T&A sector is expected to encounter multiple sustainability-related regulatory challenges from its major markets like the US and EU in the future. The European Union, for instance, has introduced the `EU Strategy for Sustainable and Circular Textiles’, which includes Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) regulations that require brands to manage textile
The Asia Floor Wage Alliance (AFWA) has released its much-anticipated Path to a Living Wage report, which highlights glaring disparities between garment workers’ earnings and the wages required for a dignified standard of living. Covering eight key garment producing nations, the report underscores how poverty level wages continue to trap millions in financial insecurity
India’s raw cotton exports are projected to decline significantly in MY 2024/25, falling by 55% to 1.2 million 480-lb bales, according to FAS Mumbai’s October 2024 report. Domestic lint prices, trading 4% higher than global rates, have made Indian cotton less competitive internationally. Buyers are increasingly opting for finer-quality, machine-picked cotton from
A new report shows that European cities are setting a precedent by acting on fast fashion at the local level—even without strong guidance from governments. The report showcases practical examples where cities have demonstrated solutions to the textile waste crisis and provided guidance to concerned local policymakers. The new report, “Cities and consumption: Local
The textile industry, one of the most water-intensive sectors globally, consumes approximately 79 billion cubic metres of water annually, posing significant environmental challenges. With rising concerns over water scarcity and pollution, groundbreaking advancements in water-saving technologies are reshaping how fabrics are produced, focusing on sustainability without
A comprehensive Sustainability Recommendation Paper (SRP), jointly developed by GIZ Fabric Cambodia and Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), has unveiled a roadmap for promoting textile waste management and recycling in Cambodia’s vital garment, footwear, and travel goods (GFT) sector. The report, supported by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development
Birla Cellulose non-woven is free of any contamination and suitable for non-woven hygiene applications. We have been working with all key value chain partners and brands to promote viscose as the most sustainable alternative, says Manmohan Singh India’s per capita consumption of nonwoven materials is among the lowest globally. What strategies can India implement to […]
A new report by the International Institute for Environment and Development (IIED) and the All India Disaster Mitigation Institute (AIDMI), titled “Building Resilience for Cotton Farmers in India,” highlights the climate challenges faced by smallholder cotton farmers in Gujarat and Maharashtra. This in-depth study, drawing from surveys and focus group





















