September ‘25 Product Release: Upgraded French Eco-Score Integration with Benchmarking & Deepened Coverage
Carbonfact automatically generates Eco-Scores for all apparel products covered by the French regulation.
Knowledge | Oct 16, 2025
[Guide] Carbon accounting for fashion, textile, apparel, and footwear companies
Your complete, hands-on guide to Carbon Accounting and the GHG protocol for fashion, textile, clothing, apparel and footwear companies.
Angie Wu
The French Textile Eco-Score: October 2025 - Key Updates and What Fashion Brands Need to Know
The French Eco-Score entry into force begins on October 1st, 2025.
[Fashion Brief] EU’s Unfair Commercial Practices Directive (UCPD) and Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive
What does the Unfair Commercial Practices mean for textile brands? Simply explained, concrete guidance for apparel and footwear brands.
Simply Explained : Green Claims Directive for Fashion
Coming soon: no environmental claim without structured, high-quality data. Deep dive into the blog to be prepared!
What the EU Omnibus proposal means for apparel and footwear brands
The draft proposal of the Omnibus Simplification Package, released on February 26, 2025, has already sparked significant debate.
PEFCR for Apparel and Footwear: The EU’s Product Environmental Footprint Methodology
Deep-dive into the European PEF and how fashion and textile brands can prepare.
What’s New in PEFCR 3.0 for Apparel and Footwear –Simplified Guide for Textile Brands
After five years of work, the PEFCR for the fashion sector are now considered final
Explained: What SBTi FLAG Means for Fashion Brands
SBTi FLAG requires fashion brands to set targets for land-based emissions from fibers like cotton, wool and leather. Learn how to calculate FLAG emissions.
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...
Inside the SEC Climate Disclosure Ruling for Footwear & Apparel Brands
Breakdown of SEC Climate Disclosure and what it could mean for your business if the rule is implemented.
What California’s Climate Laws: SB 253 and SB 261 mean for fashion brands
Cumulatively, these new regulations are set to impact more than 10,000 companies, many of whom are footwear and apparel brands.
[Textile industry] CSDDD - Understanding the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive for Apparel & Footwear Brands
CSDDD introduces a due diligence duty for textile companies operating in the European Union.