Fibre2Fashion - September 2018
Fibre2Fashion - September 2018
English | 138 pages | True PDF | 45.0 MB
English | 138 pages | True PDF | 45.0 MB
Since 2004, alarming findings about microplastics in the oceans have been multiplying at a rate too high for comfort. Much of the microplastics are microfibres, almost all of which come from clothing. These microplastics/microfibres are finding their way back into the human food chain through fishes and even water. The September 2018 issue of Fibre2Fashion explores at length the subject of microfibres. What you can also read is an analysis of the recent import duty hike by the Indian government, Q&A on the Clean Fibre Initiative and Asmara Group and other regular features.
• ANALYSIS | IMPORT DUTY HIKE | DUTY-BOUND
• LEAD FEATURE | FOCUS | MICROFIBRES | OUT OF THE BLUE
• INTERVIEW | CLEAN FIBRE INITIATIVE – HEMP | AN ALTERNATIVE TO COTTON
• Q&A | ASMARA GROUP | SPEED AND FLEXIBILITY ARE NEW NORMAL IN EXPORTS
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