The Lenzing Group's subsidiary, LD Celulose International GmbH, has successfully priced Green Notes worth $650 million, maturing in 2032 with a 7.95 per cent coupon.

The Lectra Observatory, which studies innovation and change in the fashion, furniture and automotive markets is urging the fashion industry to embrace sustainable practices and technological solutions to reduce waste and meet increasing environmental demands.

South Korean fashion giant ShinWon Corporation has adopted the German sustainability compliance management service Retraced's platform to bolster sustainability across its supply chain.

This surge illustrates the cotton market's sensitivity to global economic conditions and weather events, emphasizing the interconnectedness of agriculture and economic stimulus measures.

The reduction in non-BT cotton sowing illustrates a shift towards sustainable agricultural practices in India's cotton farming sector, emphasizing the need for adaptation in crop choices.

The EU is leading the way on sustainability regulation but will the rest of the world adopt the same rules or will global apparel manufacturers have to overcome disjointed requirements by region in the future? Just Style investigates.

The Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) and Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA) have launched a joint initiative urging the textile industry to support farmers transitioning to organic cotton.

This collaboration underscores the importance of transparency and traceability in sustainable practices, enhancing consumer trust in the textile supply chain.

PFHxA is banned in textiles, packaging, and cosmetics due to its health and environmental risks, with a phased transition period across industries.

Better Cotton now represents 22% of global production, and 2.13 million farmers were licensed to sell it, with new programs launched in Spain and Côte d'Ivoire.

Traceability and supply chain compliance company TrusTrace has partnered with platform engineering firm Xoriant and environmental data specialist Carbon Trail to help global fashion brands apply greater levels of product marketing accountability.

California has officially banned all plastic shopping bags in grocery stores starting 2026, aiming to tackle plastic waste and its impact on the environment.