Germany’s DEG extends USD 43m facility to Bangladesh’s DBL Group for acquisition and expansion•Apparel Alliance Rolls Out Version 2 of Supply Chain Taxonomy, Raising the Bar for ESG Reporting and Sustainable Sourcing•SHEIN Partners With Influencer Cheyenne Davis for Back-to-School Kids' Collection•Aggregation Control Unlocks Better Dyeing for Meta-Aramid Fabrics, Boosting High-Performance Textiles•
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TCF POST Report The BioFibreLoop project—coordinated by the Deutsche Institute für Textil- und Faserforschung (DITF)—has reached a critical milestone with the completion of its first functional Digital Twin, a virtual modeling tool designed to revolutionize the production of sustainable, non-toxic textiles. Technical Innovation Economic and Sustainability Impact