Bharat Tex 2025: Dubai roadshow.
Date: February 12-17, 2025.
Yet another successful conduct of an overseas roadshow in Dubai solidifies the position of this global textile sourcing show. Bharat Tex 2025, as expected, showcased the signs of a major global textile exhibition in the making to happen in New Delhi and Greater Noida (U.P.) from February 12-17, 2025.
Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA) to Participate in Bharat Tex 2025, 'Widening its Scope and Horizon.'
The MGMA and its members will attend India's premier textile event, Bharat Tex 2025, the festival of textiles, to be held in New Delhi from February 14-17, 2025.
Bharat Tex 2025 is poised to demonstrate the nuanced inherent strength of India's comprehensive textile value chain underpinning its depth and width.
The eagerly awaited NISTI-IIT Delhi Conference on Sustainability in Textiles was held on December 14, 2024, at IIT Delhi.
This premier event, organized by NISTI Regd in partnership with the Department of Textile and Fibre Engineering at IIT Delhi, promised to bring together an impressive gathering of thought leaders, researchers, industry experts, and innovators. It aims to chart a forward-looking vision for sustainable practices in textiles and apparel, (T&A) addressing today’s critical environmental challenges and promoting a greener future.
Cellulose Fibres Conference 2025 – New with Biosynthetics – Strategies in Changing Market Conditions.
12-13 March 2025 – hybrid event (on-site and online), Cologne (Germany).
Today's Focus: Strategies in Changing Market Conditions for Cellulose Fibres.
This standardisation aims to simplify a fragmented market, enhancing consumer clarity, aligning with global standards that define fibres by polymer type rather than production method, and supporting sustainability and innovation by allowing the introduction of new eco-friendly technologies without restrictive classifications.
UNDP B+HR Academy | Textile & Apparel Sector | In-person workshop | 5 & 6 Dec | Aerocity, New Delhi.
with support from the Japan government and in alliance with the (CITI) Confederation of Indian Textiles Industry, is aligning with the interest of the private sector, assisting & supporting enterprises and other actors in the sector, allied partners, and suppliers/vendors in implementing help making businesses' conduct responsible and ethical good business practices as foundational business models across the textile value chain in response to the evolving regulatory landscape in the new paradigm.
The Impact Of Sourcing And Sustainability In Retail In 2025 by Hyve.
On Tuesday 10th December at 10am, Source will be discussing these findings during an online panel discussion webinar The Impact Of Sourcing And Sustainability In Retail In 2025 in collaboration with Insider Trends, to explore the key findings of the report.
Brands and retailers must also embrace partnerships with government and regulators to develop practical, scalable solutions that balance environmental goals with business realities. With the right guidance and collaboration, 2025 could mark the turning point for sustainability in the retail industry.
BHR ACADEMY l BHRO l From the People of Japan
UNDP 'Business and Human Rights Academy' (B+HR Academy) for the Tex and Apparel Industry in India.
BUSINESS AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN ASIA
ENABLING SUSTAINABLE ECONOMIC GROWTH THROUGH THE RESPECT, PROTECT, AND REMEDY FRAMEWORK.
Revolutionising Eco-Friendly Hygiene and Medical Products.
Sustainable Nonwovens: From Transformational Technology to a Net Zero Future
Featuring panellists from Indorama Ventures and Milliken.
Decoding HimGra Impact score to help sustainable practices and market shifts.
HimGra is a Textile Innovation Challenge Winner organized by the Ministry of Textiles, Govt. of India.
This event aims to explore the transformative potential of HimGra—a sustainable innovation shaping the future of textiles, introducing them to innovative approaches and offering actionable insights into new sustainable materials.
Bharat 2025
The Bharat Tex Roadshow at Hotel Westin, Kolkata, on 20 November 2024, marked a significant milestone in promoting Bharat Tex 2024.
Giriraj Singh, Hon’ble Union Minister of Textiles, Government of India, graced the event. The roadshow, one of the largest in the series, attracted over 350 attendees from various segments of the textile industry.
Many exporters received the event well to make it a success.
Collaborative roundtable for devolping a strategic roadmap
The global fashion and apparel industry is under pressure to reduce its environmental and social impact. In response, initiatives like the Sustainable Apparel Coalition, Global Fashion Agenda, and Fashion Pact promote sustainability. Circular fashion is gaining traction, with brands collaborating with suppliers for more circular operations.
Fostering Responsible Business Practices in the Textile & Apparel Sector.
As part of its B+HR Global programme, with support from the Government of Japan, UNDP is working with the private sector to build capacities of companies, their suppliers, and partners in India on facilitating uptake of responsible business actions throughout business models and value chain, across various sectors/industries.
Bharat Tex 2025
Date & Venue: To be held @ India Expo Centre and Mart in Greater Noida on February 12–15, 2025, and from February 14–17, 2025 @ Bharat Mandapam in New Delhi.
Organised by: A consortium of Textile Export Promotion Councils (EPCs) and supported by the Ministry of Textiles, government of India (MoT).
India committed to decarbonizing 50% of its energy and achieving 500 GW of Fossil fuel-free capacity by 2030 at COP26 in 2021. MSMEs consume about 25% of the energy.
consumed by the industry sector and generate 110 million tons of CO2 (Centre for Study of Science, Technology & Policy). To meet national targets, these enterprises must adopt decarbonization strategies.
Scaling Renewable Energy through Innovation and Collaboration Date: 14th November 2024 | Centre for Responsible Sustainability Summit.
Venue:India Habitat Centre, New Delhi
Co-Moderated by: Ms Devrani, CRB & Ms Swapna, SME Climate Hub.