New York’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act for Fashion
New York's Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act requires fashion brands with over $1B in revenue to disclose Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.
Policies and Regulations | Mar 30, 2026
New York’s Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act for Fashion
New York's Climate Corporate Data Accountability Act requires fashion brands with over $1B in revenue to disclose Scope 1, 2, and 3 emissions.
Lidia Lüttin
The Carbon Footprint of TPU Midsoles
Explore the carbon footprint of TPU midsoles, how supercritical foaming works, and what brands can do to reduce emissions in performance footwear.
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The French Textile Eco-Score: 2025 - Key Updates and What Fashion Brands Need to Know
The French Eco-Score entry into force begins on October 1st, 2025.
Full Overview of the EU Textile Strategy and Regulations
Let's dive into the upcoming EU regulations and directives as well as regulations within the EU member states that will impact the fashion and textile...
Fashion Brief: ESRS E1 Climate Reporting for the CSRD
Deep dive into how textile, apparel and footwear brands can track, measure, and report environmental impact in compliance with the ESRS E1.
Overview of All Textile Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) Laws
Existing and upcoming EPR frameworks for textiles worldwide.