EU Textiles Ecosystem Platform: aggiornamento mensile su sostenibilità nel tessile e nella moda europei

Ogni mese selezioniamo e condividiamo gli articoli più rilevanti pubblicati sulla EU Textiles Ecosystem Platform, la piattaforma della Commissione Europea dedicata alla transizione sostenibile del settore del cui comitato editoriale gli esperti di Blumine fanno attivamente parte

 

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Gli articoli selezionati

 

Net-Zero Industry Act: boosting the EU’s capacity
Policy Backgroound

The EU Net-Zero Industry Act lays the strategic and legislative foundation for the EU’s broader climate and industrial goals under the European Green Deal. Stemming from the Green Deal Industrial Plan it sets the policy direction to promote self-sufficiency in the strategic net-zero technologies, create jobs, and support the shift to a greener economy by 2030.

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/policy-background/net-zero-industry-act-boosting-eus-capacity

 

AlpTextyles at Milano Unica: heritage-based circularity and innovation
Articles

At Milano Unica 2025, AlpTextyles – Intertwining Cultures presented a multi-sensory exhibition exploring Alpine textile tradition through circularity and regeneration. Featuring plant-dyed fabrics, rare wools, and digital environments, the project connects generations and living heritage with future-oriented textile innovation.

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/articles/alptextyles-milano-unica-heritage-based-circularity-and-innovation

 

Italy’s Textiles Hubs: an update on NRRP-funded initiatives
Articles

In 2022, under Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP), €150 million were allocated for the creation of Textile Hubs aimed at the recycling of textiles materials.  23 projects were approved by the Ministry of Ecological Transition. Three years on, sustainability-lab.net looks into what has happened and where these projects stand.

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/articles/italys-textiles-hubs-update-nrrp-funded-initiatives

 

Themed discussion: digitalisation in the textiles ecosystem
Discussion Forum

Digitalisation is reshaping the textiles ecosystem, driving sustainability and innovation. The European Commission’s new Competitiveness Compass highlights digital transformation as a key driver to boosting productivity, closing the innovation gap, and enabling climate-neutral growth. In the textiles ecosystem, digital tools support circular business models, improve resource efficiency, and help companies scale sustainably.
But what does this mean in practice?  
What skills are needed for digital transformation in textiles? How can we ensure people are equipped and trained effectively?
Which digital tools enhance sustainability and innovation in the textiles ecosystem? What existing solutions are available, and what gaps still need to be addressed?
How can we encourage digital adoption across the ecosystem, particularly for smaller companies?

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/post/themed-discussion-digitalisation-textiles-ecosystem

 

“Beyond the Claim 2025” Brings Sustainable Fashion to Milan
News

During Milan Fashion Week, the fourth edition of WSO’s Beyond the Claim showcased 13 designers certified by Friend of the Earth, each presenting collections rooted in recycling, upcycling, organic materials, and social responsibility. From jewelry crafted with recycled metals to garments made from ocean waste and deadstock fabrics, the event highlighted how creativity and transparency can redefine luxury fashion for a sustainable future.

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/news/beyond-claim-2025-brings-sustainable-fashion-milan

 

Lenzing: A Key Player in Sustainable Textile Innovation

Best Practice

Lenzing stands out as a prime example of a company embracing sustainability as an integral part of its business strategy and a driver of innovation. Lenzing’s commitment to sustainability is guided by a holistic approach that spans its entire value chain, from sustainable wood sourcing to responsible production processes and the promotion of circular economy principles. This comprehensive strategy, backed by ambitious Science-Based targets and groundbreaking innovations, positions Lenzing as an exemplary case in the man-made fibres sector. Lenzing’s achievements are recognised by international ratings and awards.

https://transition-pathways.europa.eu/textiles/best-practices/lenzing-key-player-sustainable-textile-innovation

 

 

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