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Linde Engineering has partnered with Evonik to develop the world’s first plant HISELECT for extracting hydrogen from natural gas pipelines using membrane technology.

A new project aims to validate and scale technologies that can successfully transform agricultural waste into sustainable textile fibres.

Applications have opened for SMEs in Turkey to be matched with US counterparts to help facilitate e-commerce in sectors including textiles and clothing.

Mango is bringing forward its sustainability targets after doubling the percentage of its Committed garments in 2021.

Boston-based startup Slim.AI has launched a cloud-based DevOps automation platform that provides tools along with streamlined workflows.

Pakistan denim manufacturer Soorty is among the latest to be welcomed to the Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals (ZDHC) Community.

Leather Naturally and Leather Working Group have joined forces to clearly define sustainable leather is and where it can be sourced from.

Origin Materials has selected a site in Louisiana for the construction of its first world-scale manufacturing facility, Origin 2.

Just Style reveals the supply chain opportunities and obstacles facing the biggest apparel companies, such as Nike, Inc and H&M Group.

The Indian textile, footwear and leather industries are expected to benefit substantially from the signing of the comprehensive free trade agreement with the United Arab Emirates.