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The ban on destroying unsold clothes reaches the recycler
Since the summer, large brands may no longer destroy unsold clothing. At Frankenhuis in Almelo, new garments still turn up in the waste. The inspector tells Trouw that recycling counts as destruction unless the fibres become new textile.
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Due diligence has arrived: show the chain
A 20 September 2026 briefing from ILLÆSA says the question is no longer what due diligence is coming. It is what a company can show: risk-based work, and proof that forced labour is not in the product.
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The Digital Product Passport Registry is now live
Marking an important milestone in making the DPP a practical reality for businesses
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The first Joynn product label in collaboration with Muta
The first Joynn productlabel Building a Transparent Platform Creating a platform for transparency is a significant challenge,…
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Visiting the woman chamber of commerce in Sialkot
Visiting the woman chamber of commerce in Sialkot in Pakistan Joynn’s Commitment to Social Impact and Female…
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The first Joynn Index for Your Sportswear Manufacturer
The first Joynn index Your Sportswear Manufacturer is proud to be the first company to launch the…
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What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)?
What is Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR)? This video clip tries to give competent but also entertaining answers to this question. The video is part of series “in a little green bag” at the University of St.Gallen, Switzerland.
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It’s time to be Water-Smart – Textile Strategy
Do you want to contribute to a Water-Smart future? Watch out new video series to become Water-Smart and understand how we can overcome the global water challenges, the recommendations and solutions that Water Europe brings forward and how you can contribute to them.
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Circular economist with Vojtech Vosecky
In this episode of The Circular Economy Show, we dive into what it really means to be a circular economist. Who are they? Why do we need more of them? And what challenges and opportunities lie ahead?
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