Low-carbon textiles have broad prospects for development

Recently, the World Wide Fund for Nature Foundation, located in the World Expo International Joint Organization, staged a low-carbon creative fashion show and exhibited a series of low-carbon creative costumes to bring cool bursts of heat to the summer. Let people enjoy the modern life while also paying attention to the environmental issues of the clothing industry.

Commentary: With the rapid increase in the cost pressure of textile raw materials this year, trade protectionism characterized by environmental protection barriers and technical barriers is constantly heating up. The plight of textile enterprises has become prominent, and the transformation of enterprises has encountered development bottlenecks. Finding the breakthrough has become the key to the development of textile enterprises. In addition, in recent years, Europe has taken the lead in formulating related textile ecological standards. Currently, Oeko-Tex standard100, Oeko-Tex standard1000 and EU eco-textile standards are the most influential. Although these standards are still in the voluntary implementation stage, they are certified by these standards. Product value can be greatly improved. With the increasing shortage of existing textile raw materials (cotton), increasing prices, and huge pressure on textile raw materials, low-carbon textiles have ample room for development.