Smart Collection and Automated Dispatch
A blog about building a circular fabric economy
The term “single-use” refers to any item designed for disposal after one use, such as water bottles, grocery bags, or
Read moreThe fashion industry has a sustainability problem. However, the extent of the problem is virtually unknown due to fashion’s global
Read moreSociety’s addiction to fashion is causing a devastating strain on the planet. The First Step Towards Sustainable Fashion? Transparency. Cotton
Read moreGlobally more than 400 million tons of plastic waste is produced each year, of which only 9 percent is recycled.
Read moreAccording to a recent study, sustainability programs have tremendous potential to decrease the environmental footprint of the healthcare industry and
Read moreThe Textile Industry is a Dirty Business Why Zero Panik is dedicated to textile recycling The world of fashion allows
Read moreFrom Rags to Ditches Why turning old t-shirts into rags is not sustainable. If you google textile recyclers you will
Read moreThe American Textile Industry Before the industrial revolution, the textile industry operated out of homes and was known as the
Read moreToday’s consumer trends are shifting and now is the best time to market your sustainable brand. Marketing your brand is
Read moreThe fabric and clothing industry is evolving, fast fashion is becoming a thing of the past. Today, many well-known brands
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