Gerd Müller, Germany’s Minister for Economic Cooperation and Development, takes a new approach and launches an international waste alliance. © photothek.net / Michael Gottschalk
It is common knowledge that the textile and clothing industry has a sustainability problem and is in need of new approaches to solve it. It is equally well-known that consumers and consumer behaviour are crucial to the prospects of success for a sustainable approach. But how important is the individual employee in this process, and what part can staff play? © Vero/stock.adobe.com
This year, the congress is entirely dedicated to the topics of sustainability and digitalization. © shutterstock
“The realities of industry training are galloping past old-fashioned teaching content,” says fuurist Thomas Strobel. © Fenwis
In collaboration with the SMEs, Textil vernetzt develops digital solutions and carries out, for example, data capture on machines. © Mattes & Ammann GmbH & Co. KG
Fig. from right to left: Bernd Stoll, the CEO of the bs Group, signing the contract for the takeover of the ISO unit, Christopher Stoll from the Sales Division of the bs Group and Manfred Reinhold, a member of Management at Karl Mayer © Karl Mayer
Wear It Innovation Summit, Europe’s most revolutionary wearable & tech event for cross-industry innovation is happening for the 6th time in a new format. © Wear It Berlin / Michael Wittig, Berlin