October ‘24 platform updates: Carbonfact’s Digital Product Passport
Carbonfact is launching a new DPP feature to help fashion brands meet upcoming EU regulations and provide transparent product information to consumers.
We're on a mission to decarbonize the 1 gigaton CO2e fashion industry. Learn from our data, climate, and science experts, as they share their learnings along the way.
Carbonfact has integrated Manteco fibers into its sustainability platform, allowing brands to perform more precise carbon footprint measurements.
Carbonfact is launching a new DPP feature to help fashion brands meet upcoming EU regulations and provide transparent product information to consumers.
All facts about the Digital Product Passport in the apparel, textile, and fashion industry. Complete overview, created by regulations experts.
FLAG emissions in fashion and apparel largely originate from the production of natural fibers like cotton, leather, and wool. In fact, for some apparel brands,...
This article will delve into the specifics of key regulations such as the Substantiating Green Claims Directive, the Waste Framework Directive, and others to...
Deep dive into how your brand can track, measure, and report environmental impact in compliance with the ESRS E1.
The Apparel & Footwear PEFCR was developed to serve as a common language for LCAs, standardizing how the environmental performance of apparel and fashion...
Let's dive into the upcoming EU regulations and directives as well as regulations within the EU member states that will impact the fashion and textile...
Learn how the Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD) is set to reshape reporting requirements for fashion and textile brands under the European...
Explore how the European Ecodesign for Sustainable Products Regulation (ESPR) will change sustainability standards in the apparel and footwear industries. This...
Explore the impact of the Unfair Commercial Practices and Green Claims Directives on fashion and textile brands.
Explore how the French Climate and Resilience Law is shaping industries like fashion and textiles on the path to 40% emissions reduction by 2030.
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