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| Cultivating Sustainability: Regenerative Agriculture in Textiles

The textile industry, valued at almost $1 trillion and employing 75 million, confronts environmental issues contributing to 10 per cent of global carbon emissions and extensive textile waste. Amidst challenges in cotton and synthetics, regenerative fibres promote sustainability, focusing on ethical practices and reduced environmental impact.
Cultivating Sustainability
 
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