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Sustainability meet at Chemnitz

By August 22, 20171 Min Read
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International specialists from across the textiles industry will gather in Chemnitz, Germany for the premiere of the Sustainable Textile School, which will take place from 18-20 September, organised in collaboration with Chemnitz University of Technology, Gherzi Textil Organisation, and many international, national and regional partners.

For three days experts from research and industry will share their knowledge about how the various businesses across the textile value chain can be transformed towards a sustainable approach.

?To foster knowledge diffusion and train future generations of textiles experts, not only researchers and practitioners will have the opportunity for fruitful exchange, also students will have the chance to participate through a special sponsorship,? the organisers explain.

The focus is to enable professionals and students from all branches of the industry to have a close look at all value-added stages under the focus of sustainability.

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