German Textile And Clothing Supply Chain Creates A Good Environment

Germany has established an alliance involving industry associations, importers and non-governmental organizations (NGOs) to jointly build a more socially responsible and environmentally friendly global textile and clothing supply chain.

In mid October, Germany Miller, Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development, launched this textile industry alliance in Berlin, hoping to comprehensively improve social responsibility and environmental protection in all links from cotton planting and weaving to garment production and sales. In addition, the Textile Industry Alliance also hopes to put an end to child labor the labor Provide relatively decent salaries, improve production safety standards, and stop using chemicals that are not conducive to environmental protection in the field of textile printing and dyeing.

However, some key enterprises and associations in the field of textile and clothing in Germany questioned this and said that they would not participate in the alliance, mainly because they believed that the goal of the alliance was difficult to achieve. Miller minister He said that the short-term goal of the alliance is to let all relevant parties sit together to discuss issues, and the medium-term goal is to develop a set of feasible standards for fulfilling social responsibilities and strengthening environmental protection.