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Sweden establishes a chemical substitution center for SMEs to promote sustainable textile initiatives.

  • 2017-12-06

The Swedish government has announced plans to establish a Substitution Center for SMEs in Boras, a city with a high concentration of textile and chemical industries. Through research and development, the center will assist SMEs in replacing hazardous substances in their products, contributing to the goals of the Sustainable Textile Initiative. Located within the Research Institutes of Sweden (RISE), the center will leverage the institute's resources to provide SMEs with industry innovation information and facilitate collaboration between SMEs and large corporations, industry associations, regulatory bodies, and academia. This will involve systematically and strategically identifying alternatives to hazardous substances in textile products. Database construction will be used to analyze chemical safety information and non-chemical methods and technologies to identify future research and development directions. The government estimates that approximately 32,000 companies in Sweden will be affected by the Sustainable Textile Initiative, including about 13,000 manufacturing companies and the remaining 19,000 wholesale and retail businesses. Karolina Skog, head of the Swedish Environmental Protection Agency, pointed out that purchasing safe and reliable products should be a fundamental right for all consumers. Therefore, while promoting sustainable textile initiatives, the aforementioned 13,000 manufacturing companies will be key implementers of chemical substitution solutions. Source: Chemical Watch (2017-11-10) (Compiled by PIDC)

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