Textile waste and traceability Podcast 2 @Disruptive Innovation Festival
The second in a three series podcast now available. Recorded in Europe, where members of the Global fashion Agenda and Fashion For Good discuss the circular economy, the road to scaling and the need for traceability to promote further collaboration between stakeholders.
Textile waste and traceability Podcast @ Disruptive Innovation Festival
Reverse Resources first podcast as part of the Ellen MacArthur Foundation, Disruptive Innovation festival is now online. This first podcast was recorded in Bangladesh by RR founder Ann Runnel.
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Textile startups rewarded with 300,000 EUR by Dutch Postcode Lottery Green Challenge
On Thursday, one of the biggest European awards for green business startups - Postcode Lottery Green Challenge - announced 5 new winners to split a million EUR award. Among them were Reverse Resources and AlgiKnit, two innovations representing the textile industry.
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Textile waste and transparency in the fashion supply chain - progress been made
So far 2018 has been a fantastic and busy year for Reverse Resources. The most interesting developments have been happening for us in Bangladesh. In the past 6 months we carried out two successful trials. The first of them was to prove and do a feasibility study on our remanufacturing concept. And second was about proving a better business case for both garment factories and recyclers from creating visibility through the trading system of textile waste.
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A NEW TEXTILES ECONOMY: REDESIGNING FASHION’S FUTURE
Reverse
Resources has been championed in a ground-breaking report, A New Textiles Economy:
Redesigning Fashion’s Future by Ellen MacArthur Foundation. It sets out ambitions and actions – based on the
principles of a circular economy – to design out negative impacts and capture a
USD 500 billion economic opportunity by truly transforming the way clothes are
designed, sold, and used.
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