Bangladesh today is the global leader when it comes to green manufacturing units. Closing in on the magical mark of 200 fast and boasting of 9 out of 10 top green units globally, Bangladesh is a trendsetter in the true sense.
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Managing Director of Shasha Denims highlights the company’s sustainability endeavours speaking to Apparel Resources.
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Sustainability
Sustainability in the Textiles Industry: Intertek TQA Solutions that are making a difference
Through its global network, local knowledge and subject-matter expertise, Intertek is well- positioned to provide the textile industry with a unique end-to-end solution that includes a wide variety of sustainability services and independent
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Crony Group Chairperson and BGMEA Director Neela Hosna Ara working towards empowering women and ensuring workers’ well being.
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Team Apparel Resources (AR) recently discussed with Md. Nasir Ullah, Country Director (Bangladesh), Officina39 about the inherent strategies and sustainable technologies that have made his company a frontrunner in sustainable dye and chemic
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BGMEA has taken up an industry-wide initiative to create an ESG digital cloud-based data disclosure platform which will lead to all-round growth in terms of environment, social and governance goals.
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Bangladesh garment makers unflustered by EU’s proposed legislation on sustainable fashion
The proposed EU legislation on sustainable fashion is loaded with ramifications for manufacturing destinations world over. As far as Bangladesh is concerned, apparel exporters from the world’s second biggest apparel and manufacturing sect
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Sustainability
New heights for natural colouration with BioDye’s technology and The Woolmark Company’s Dye Education and Sourcing
Natural dye alternatives are at the forefront of textile industry’s sustainability, with companies such as BioDye’s natural innovations and The Woolmark Company’s wool dyeing education and sourcing platform.
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From 1st January 2023, things are going to be somewhat different and challenging for the Bangladesh garment exporters, thanks to the new German Supply Chain Act, which people in know of things, say, is going to have negative ramifications o