Fashion has traditionally been one of the dirtiest industries around, riddled with toxic processes throughout its supply chain – from textile production to garment manufacturing. The good news is that initiatives to reduce environmental pollution have been sprouting, transforming practices and making a positive impact — all since Greenpeace launched its Detox campaign against apparel companies in 2013. Here is a very informative summary of the current landscape.
How the apparel industry has been making progress cleaning up textiles
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