As EU member states define their national EPR schemes for textiles throughout 2026, eco-modulated fees will reward brands using plant-based inputs and penalize those still relying on petroleum-derived chemistry.

Bio-based is only a credible substitute for petroleum if the biomass behind it is responsibly sourced. Forest Stewardship Council certification is how the industry proves it.

Carbon black is one of the most emissions-intensive inputs in a textile supply chain, and Scope 3 filings are about to put that number in front of every brand manufacturers sell into.

Across global markets, a wave of sustainability mandates moves from frameworks and reporting pilots into enforceable, audited, and financially material requirements. Here is how those mandates will impact your specific industry.

iTextiles, a premier textile solutions provider in Pakistan, embarked on a global search to find a truly revolutionary black pigment to introduce to their market.

TS Designs, a leading textile manufacturer based in the United States, put Nature Coatings’ BioBlack to the test against petroleum carbon black and several other bio-based pigments on the market.