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Rising inflation and the ongoing Ukrainian-Russian war are creating uncertain times around the world.

Why fashion needs to tackle sustainability in uncertain times

But the devastating floods in Pakistan have made it imperative for all industries, especially highly polluting ones such as the fashion industry, not to drop the ball during this uncertain time when it comes to tackling sustainability and climate change. It highlights why it is so important.

Pakistan’s Planning Minister Afsan Iqbal said floods had washed away 45% of the cotton production in Pakistan, the world’s fifth largest cotton producer, which could cause concern among global clothing brands and retailers. He said there is

Prices will only rise in the coming months as the apparel industry is already trying to address a global cotton shortage.

In an exclusive comment, Gherzi Textil Organization partner Bob Antoshak asks: Is sustainability sustainable given the realities of today’s economy?

Communicating sustainability measures to fashion consumers during this uncertain time also remains a challenge.

Last week, the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) confirmed that conversations with the Norwegian Consumer Authority (NCA) on how to communicate environmental information to consumers are on track.Complaints from brands.

These discussions are sound and we’re curious to see what impact they will have on the wider sector in the coming months.

It is important for the fashion industry to recognize that climate change is not waiting for the end of pandemics, wars and uncertain times. It is more important than ever for the global apparel and textiles sector to drive green initiatives, with high upfront spending paying big dividends down the road and leading to a sustainable apparel industry we can be proud of. I hope that

Pakistan floods send cotton prices skyrocketing, experts warn

As the world’s fifth largest cotton producer, countries around the world will be affected by the recent floods in Pakistan, which will disrupt cotton supplies and soar prices in the coming weeks.

Sustainability in times of uncertainty

We live in a time of uncertainty, and this uncertainty has resulted in a volatile economy and a difficult business environment for the apparel industry, but what does that mean for sustainability? asks Robert Antoshak, partner at the Gherzi Textil Organization.

SAC explores ways to communicate green data to consumers

The Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC) continues to explore ways to communicate environmental information to consumers after the Norwegian competition watchdog made a general statement, and based on Higg data, a well-documented and must be certified.

BGMEA, Jeanologia join forces to promote green technology

Bangladesh’s garment industry is furthering its commitment to sustainability through a new partnership with Jeanologia, a Spanish sustainable technology company.

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