Webinar: A vision for the future of man-made cellulosic fibres (US friendly)

Webinar 2, US-friendly

13 July 2020
9:00am MDT / 4:00pm BST / 8:00pm IST / 11:00pm Sing

Man-made cellulosic fibres, including viscose, rayon, lyocell and modal, have huge potential to contribute to a resilient and regenerative future for the textile and apparel industries.

With COVID-19 and climate change causing lasting disruption in the textile and apparel industries, the man-made cellulosic fibres (MMCF) value chain has launched an ambitious shared Vision for building socio-economic resilience and accelerating both social and environmental regeneration.

It outlines how MMCF can take the lead in transforming the textile and apparel sectors while building on existing standards and the progress already being driven by existing industry initiatives to address specific social and environmental issues. The Vision can now be used by producers and buyers of MMCF and other stakeholders to inspire more transformational strategies, operational and sourcing policies, funding flows and collective innovation in order to ensure the vision becomes reality.

Join this webinar to hear more about the MMCF Vision, what the industry will do next and how you can use the Vision to help achieve your goals.

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Hosts:

Dr Sally Uren, Chief Executive, Forum for the Future
LaRhea Pepper, Managing Director, Textile Exchange

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