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Why the Denim Industry Still Struggles to Set a Common Water Usage Baseline
Despite new technologies, the denim industry lacks a shared water usage baseline—undermining sustainability progress and supply chain accountability.
|April 25th, 2025|5:09 PM
Food & Agriculture
Policy, Regulation & Compliance
Regulatory Gridlock Threatens UK’s Edible Insect Industry and Food Innovation
Regulatory delays by the UK’s FSA threaten the edible insect industry, stalling innovation and raising serious concerns for sustainable food businesses.
|April 25th, 2025|4:49 PM
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Material Innovation & Circularity
ansaar and the Strategic Evolution of D’Decor into Sustainable Luxury
Discover how D’Decor’s Sansaar is redefining sustainable luxury in home décor through innovation, ESG leadership, and regenerative supply chains.
|April 24th, 2025|6:30 PM
Apparel & Textiles
Material Innovation & Circularity
How British Leather and Wool Are Leading the Next Wave of Sustainable Fashion
Explore how British leather and wool producers are building regenerative, traceable supply chains that meet rising sustainability demands and regulatory pressures.
|April 24th, 2025|2:30 PM
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Apparel & Textiles
Icebreaker Nears Full Plastic-Free Apparel Transition
Discover how Icebreaker’s near 98% plastic-free transition is reshaping sustainable apparel and setting new ESG standards in fiber sourcing.
|April 24th, 2025|10:42 AM
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Redefining Sustainable Packaging: Insights from the Kraft Heinz Global Innovation Challenge
Kraft Heinz's Global Innovation Challenge highlights scalable packaging solutions from Kalpana Systems, Pack2Earth, and ProAmpac, setting new sustainability benchmarks
|April 24th, 2025|10:22 AM
Policy, Regulation & Compliance
Apparel & Textiles
Uzbek Cotton Reform Reversals Raise ESG Risks for Global Brands
Despite reforms, Uzbek cotton faces renewed forced labor concerns, casting doubt on ethical sourcing for global brands like Zara, H&M, and Adidas.
|April 23rd, 2025|10:33 AM
Apparel & Textiles
Material Innovation & Circularity
The Future of Denim: How Innovation and Sustainability Took Center Stage at Kingpins Amsterdam
Discover how leaders like Lenzing and Cone Denim are using sustainable innovation and traceable supply chains to reshape the future of denim.
|April 22nd, 2025|3:52 PM
Material Innovation & Circularity
Apparel & Textiles
Fashion’s Circular Shift: Unlocking Scalable Textile Recycling
Fashion’s recycling future hinges on scalable, verified solutions. Explore the technologies shaping circularity and how leaders can meet rising sustainability demands.
|April 22nd, 2025|1:54 PM
Apparel & Textiles
Material Innovation & Circularity
This is the Fiber Gen Z Prioritizes While Embracing Authenticity & Sustainability
Gen Z prefers cotton for comfort and values. Learn how fiber choices, traceability, and ESG can build loyalty in this price-sensitive, purpose-driven generation.
|April 21st, 2025|9:33 PM
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Press Release: Bureau Veritas to Host Webinar on Collaborative Compliance
Bureau Veritas to Host Webinar on Collaborative Compliance: Driving Scalable Supply Chain Traceability and Transparency
|September 23rd, 2024|9:38 AM
Food & Agriculture
Sustainable Foods Summit Features Ingredient Innovations & Social Value
Ecovia Intelligence Organizes the 15th European Sustainable Foods Summit in Amsterdam on 4-5 July 2024, Bringing Together Industry Leaders to Explore Innovations in Sustainability, Ingredients, and Marketing
|June 26th, 2024|11:33 AM
Apparel & Textiles
Cotton Made in Africa Joins WTO and FIFA in Supporting African Cotton Through Football
Cotton Made in Africa (CmiA) is now supporting a joint initiative by the World Trade Organization (WTO) and the International Federation of Association Football (FIFA) that aims to promote economic growth in developing countries through football.
|June 20th, 2024|1:52 PM