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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Chemical Management Programmes: From Inventory to Substitution
A chemical management programme reduces compliance risk, worker exposure and environmental impact at the same time.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Heavy Metal Extraction Testing in Dyed and Printed Textiles
Extractable heavy metals are restricted in skin-contact textiles, and the risk concentrates in specific dyes and pigments.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Traceability From Fibre to Garment: Building a Chain of Custody
Traceability is becoming a commercial requirement, and it is only credible when records connect every processing stage.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
APEO Testing and Nonylphenol Restrictions
Alkylphenol ethoxylates are restricted because of their environmental breakdown products, and residues come mostly from processing chemicals.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Greenwashing Rules: Making Claims That Survive Scrutiny
Regulators increasingly require environmental claims to be specific, substantiated and relevant to the actual product impact.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Phthalate Testing in Prints, Plastisols and Coatings
Plastisol prints, coated fabrics and plastic trims are the main phthalate risk areas, and the strictest limits apply to childrenswear.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
CSRD and Sustainability Reporting: What It Means for Textile Suppliers
Corporate sustainability reporting rules push detailed environmental and social data requests down the textile supply chain.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Azo Dye Testing and Restricted Colourants
Azo dyes that can release carcinogenic amines are banned in most markets, and testing is expected on any dyed or printed product.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
EU Textile Regulation and Digital Product Passports
European rules on textile waste, durability and product information are reshaping what data brands must hold about each product.
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Source:News / Time:2026-09-12
Formaldehyde Content Testing and Restricted Substance Limits
Formaldehyde appears in some resins and finishing systems, and its content is regulated for skin-contact and childrenswear products.
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