“High pollution and high energy consumption” make China’s textile and garment industry, which ranks among the top in wastewater emissions and chemical oxygen demand, burdened with a heavy burden while creating beauty and guiding popularity. The bright prospects of green textiles are also becoming more and more promising. The clearer. Recently, the 2014 World Green Design Forum Yangzhou Summit and World Green Design Expo opened.
More than 700 Chinese and foreign guests from 26 countries and regions attended the forum, including Li Zhaoxing, President of the China Public Diplomacy Association, Jiang Minglin, Shi Dinghuan, and Niu Wenyuan, counselors of the State Council, and Li Bingren, Vice Chairman of the World Green Design Organization.
At the textile and apparel sub-forum, textile and apparel professionals held heated discussions and shared views on green design.
“Green development has become the general trend and has also become a sign of brand upgrade. We plan to spend our whole life studying neem silk. This is a beautiful thing and the core competitiveness of the Liangzi brand.” General manager of a fashion industry in Shenzhen was present He shared the unique brand effect and market value brought about by the revitalization and application of the traditional material of angustifolia silk and the fashionable and innovative design.
The founder of a Swiss organic clothing brand said that they began to use organic cotton certified by the Global Organic Textile Organization GOTS in terms of product material selection. Han Yinggen, Greater China representative of the International Organization for Global Organic Textile Standards, said that whoever has green manufacturing certification has a green card to enter the international market.
The prospects are promising. From now on, can textile and apparel companies easily unlock huge green industry profits? There is still sweetness and sadness behind it.
The chairman of a textile company in Changzhou said that she was deeply inspired by the perspective of green textiles, but among the company’s current products, less than 5% are green and ecological products, and the input-output ratio is the main constraint. She said: “Based on the current acceptance capacity of Chinese consumers, only a small number of them will pay for ecological products, and high-cost products have no expected return. In addition, new products that companies spend millions of yuan to develop are maliciously copied by their peers. It is also difficult for consumers to distinguish authenticity. “She hopes that industry rules can be standardized to solve the worries of enterprises, and enterprises are willing to invest more in human health and green textiles.
The World Green Design Forum is hosted by the World Green Design Organization. Shi Dinghuan, Counselor of the State Council, and Najib Deva, Vice Chairman of the Development Committee of the European Parliament, co-chair the forum. At present, the forum has been held four times in three years in Lugano, Switzerland, Brussels, Belgium, and Yangzhou, China. Since last year, parallel summits have been held in China and Europe. The theme of this year’s summit is “Promoting global sustainable development with green design”, focusing on exchanges on green design technology, new application materials, and international leading equipment in the fields of transportation, textiles, construction and building materials, and food.
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