Textile Exchange publishes criteria for new Materials Matter Standard

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Standard includes comprehensive criteria for land management, animal welfare, human rights and livelihoods, and primary processing for textiles

Global fashion industry non-profit the Textile Exchange has published the final criteria for its Materials Matter Standard, which aims to help brands, suppliers, and producers in the textile industry certify...

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