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What does it take to build a truly circular fashion industry in Asia? Eco-Business looks for answers in partnership with Circular Leap Asia, a programme driven by Forum for the Future.
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Tiny clothes fibres are washing into the oceans. What can garment makers do about the problem?Manufacturing
Tiny clothes fibres are washing into the oceans. What can garment makers do about the problem?
There are ways for consumers to reduce microfibre shedding when doing laundry. But more can be done at the production stage, and manufacturers may hold a key to the puzzle. -
The fashion industry needs a deep transformation. Manufacturers hold the key to circularity.Manufacturing
The fashion industry needs a deep transformation. Manufacturers hold the key to circularity.
Under pressure to reinvent fashion's ‘take-make-dispose’ business model, brands and retailers must get their supply chain partners involved. How can manufacturers accelerate the shift towards a circular economy?
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Bursting at the seams: Can a reverse supply chain save the world from fashion waste?To close the fashion loop, collectors of unwanted clothing and other players will need new capabilities. Garment recycling systems should be set up at the right locations, and there must be consumer demand for upcycled threads. -
Are manufacturers the missing link in fashion's circular economy story?As awareness of fashion’s environmental impact grows, major brands are making ambitious promises to tackle the problem. A key piece of the global equation is the Asia-based apparel suppliers that make up a big part of the industry’s supply chain.
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