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TE & bluesign in conference collaboration

By August 25, 20181 Min Read
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Textile Exchange (TE) will work alongside bluesign technologies in the delivery of back-to-back conferences in the city of Milan which will focus on sustainable textile and apparel production. Textile Exchange’s 2018 Textile Sustainability Conference benefits professionals working in corporate social responsibility and sustainability, sourcing and supply chains, product and business development, design, education, and advocacy.
The 5th bluesign conference will take place on October 18-19, 2018 in the fashion capital, Milan. The conference takes place every two years and is the gathering of all the bluesign system partners and broader sustainability community for an opportunity to exchange ideas and network with like-minded colleagues. There is also the opportunity to visit the Textile Exchange Textile Sustainability Conference in Milan during the following week from October 22-24, 2018. Inspiring days in one package for everyone who wants to pursue sustainability in the entire textiles value chain. Check back for the agenda and speakers.
Hundreds of industry leaders and representatives of global brands and retailers will convene in the Italian home of fashion to discuss the most pressing sustainability challenges facing the sector across the programmes of both organisations’ conferences.
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