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Fashion brand collaborations develop cradle-to-cradle safety materials

  • 2017-09-28

Five fashion brands have partnered with a non-governmental certification and ecolabel organization in the United States to develop certified materials that meet its standards for use in their supply chains. These brands, including H&M, Kering, Loomstate, Zero + Maria Cornejo, and Eileen Fisher, have joined the Fashion Positive Plus initiative established by the Cradle to Cradle (C2C) Product Innovation Research Center. By joining this initiative, these companies first compiled a list of their most frequently used materials, which were then tested for chemicals by an impartial third-party laboratory. This marks the first time multiple companies have jointly applied for C2C's ecolabel. C2C certifies the sustainability of materials through its self-defined and rigorous cross-industry circular economy standards. These standards cover various product categories, including building materials, interior decoration materials, packaging materials, personal care products, household goods, textiles, and apparel. The C2C standard assesses whether materials meet the following five quality dimensions: – Material health; – Material reusability; – Renewable energy and carbon management; – Water resource management; and – Social equity. After assessment, products receive a score in each of these five dimensions: Basic, Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. The lowest score achieved in any of these dimensions represents the product's total score. Regarding material health, the C2C standard requires manufacturers to have a clear understanding of the chemicals used in their products and processes, and to demonstrate their commitment to replacing hazardous substances with safer alternatives. In the chemical substance assessment phase, chemicals used in the product's manufacturing process, chemicals contained in the product, and chemicals that may be released after use and reuse are all tested. All scores are then tallied, and a hazard rating is assigned. Therefore, C2C states that products that pass this rigorous assessment and obtain the environmental label are truly sustainable products that minimize negative impacts on human health and the environment and align with the circular economy trend. Source: Chemical Watch (July 20, 2017) (Compiled by PIDC)

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