Panipat's Green Leap: Transforming Textile Industry with EU's Sustainability Guidelines
Foundation for MSME Clusters and Panipat Exporters Association collaborate under the EU's SWITCH-Asia initiative to guide Panipat's textile industry in adopting sustainable practices, aligning with EU guidelines. The workshop, featuring global experts, highlighted initiatives like the Digital Product Passport to facilitate environmentally responsible textile production.
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The Foundation for MSME Clusters (FMC), in partnership with the Panipat Exporters Association and under the European Union's SWITCH-Asia initiative, organized a significant workshop aimed at transforming Panipat's textile industry. Held at Days Hotel by Wyndham, Panipat, the event focused on educating exporters about compliance with new EU sustainability guidelines.
Mukesh Gulati, FMC's Executive Director, emphasized the urgency for Panipat's textile sector to adopt international sustainability standards. The global textile crisis, marked by significant environmental impacts, necessitates immediate action. The EU's revised guidelines present both challenges and opportunities for Panipat, a key player in recycling India's textile waste and exporting globally.
International experts shared insights on sustainability strategies. Harshita from Global Fashion Agenda outlined the EU's eco-design and durability requirements, while Ina Bahungna from Reverse Resources discussed traceability mechanisms within the EU's framework. The workshop underscored FMC's role as a long-term partner for Panipat's industries, focusing on sustainable progress and global market leadership.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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