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【循環經濟—Burberry 、H&M等品牌簽署 「氣候憲章」 諾2050零碳排】
全球時尚產業宣示將在2050年達到淨零排放。10日在波蘭卡托維治所舉行的氣候變遷大會（COP24）上，在40多家品牌龍頭執行長的見證下，「時尚產業氣候憲章」（Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action）正式誕生。
簽署名單： #adidas, Aquitex, Arcteryx, Burberry Limited, Esprit, Guess, Gap Inc., H&M Group, Hakro Gmbh., Hugo Boss, Inditex, Kering Group, Lenzing AG, Levi Strauss & Co., #Mammut Sports Group AG, Mantis World, Maersk, Otto Group, Pidigi S.P.A, PUMA SE, re:newcell, Schoeller Textiles AG, Peak Performance, PVH Corp., Salomon, Skunkfunk, SLN Textil, Stella McCartney, Sympatex Technologies, Target and Tropic Knits Group.Business for Social Responsibility (BSR), #China National Textile and Apparel Council (CNTAC), China Textile Information Center (CTIC), Global Fashion Agenda (GFA), Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), International Finance Corporation (IFC), #Outdoor Industry Association (OIA), Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), Sustainable Fashion Academy (SFA), Textile Exchange, WWF International and ZDHC (Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals Foundation).
https://times.hinet.net/news/22137869
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Taiwan: Home to eye-catching designs
Through the power of beauty and fashion, Taipei IN Style is helping transform the city into Asia’s fashion capital
Featuring 121 brands from Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong and more, as well as 10 runway shows, the 2016 Taipei IN Style (TIS) is a tribute to the efforts made by Taiwan’s garment industry to overcome the global recession by developing local brands. This international approach, which is being applied successfully by Taiwan designers, can be seen at Songshan Cultural and Creative Park from Nov. 10 to 13.
Justin Huang, president of Taiwan Textile Federation, attributes the international recognition gained by Taiwan’s fashion industry in part to the continued support of the Bureau of Foreign Trade. The bureau has promoted Taiwanese brands and designers internationally while attracting global resources to Taiwan.
TIS aims to further promote Taiwan’s brand names and designers to the world, including in China, South Korea, Japan and the countries of Southeast Asia. Taiwan does not have free trade agreements with many countries, so it must continually work hard, Huang said. “We cultivate our ability to innovate on one hand, while developing our creativity on the other, also making use of technology resources in the textile industry’s upstream and downstream to develop new products.”
Important institutions at home and abroad have also heeded the call this season, including the FRT (Footwear and Recreation Technology Research Institute), Taiwan Garment Industry Association, Taiwan Hosiery Manufacturers’ Association and the Taipei City Office of Commerce. Japan’s Fukuoka Asia Collection and GWCA (Gifu Women’s and Children’s wear Manufactures Association), and the HKTDC (Hong Kong Trade Development Council) have also sent delegations to join the trade fair, further highlighting TIS’s role in transforming Taipei into Asia’s fashion capital through the power of beauty and fashion. ■
http://www.chinapost.com.tw/…/…/11/483631/Taiwan%3A-Home.htm
