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On 7 May in Milan, the Luxury Summit of Il Sole 24 Ore took stock of new concepts of luxury and fashion. We talk about sustainability, high quality and excellence, protection of the supply chain and training incentives, but also new needs for uniqueness and belonging.
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A workshop organized by COTANCE and UNIC will be held in Brussels on June 3.
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The European Digital Product Passport (DPP) will be mandatory in fashion and other industries. But beyond the regulatory obligation, it represents a unique opportunity to radically rethink supply chains and business strategies. From compliance to customer experience, here's how to turn a constraint into a competitive asset.
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In the first National Forum of Young People of Made in Italy, the three symbolic Made in Italy supply chains came together to outline an innovative and future-oriented vision.
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An official event organized by COTANCE will be held on June 11 as part of EU Green Week 2025
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Italy’s leading group in innovative services and technological platforms for traceability and sustainability in the fashion and luxury industry announces the entry of the two prestigious new investors into its shareholding structure.
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The future of footwear lies in sustainability: ‘From Heel to Footprint: ESG and Innovation in the Footwear Industry’ is the title of the event to be held on 15 May.
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The revised standards came into effect on 1 April 2025, continuing the Association's mission to promote greater confidence in the textile and leather industry from a sustainable perspective.
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An IT solution to help tanneries fulfil their obligations under the EU Deforestation Regulation
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Recycling is at the heart of the Bioshoes4all project, ‘Innovation and empowerment of the footwear sector for a sustainable bio-economy’, because the use of recycled materials is one of the strategies with the greatest impact on reducing the environmental footprint of products.
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