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The textile and garment industry is entering a phase in which production capacity and cost are no longer the only factors determining its ability to retain orders. The origin of raw materials, energy and water consumption, chemical control, product durability, and end-of-life treatment options are increasingly being included in supplier evaluations. This change is not
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For many years, requirements for exported textiles and garments focused primarily on quality, delivery schedules, costs, and the ability to meet chemical standards. However, the market’s focus is shifting. In addition to the final product, importers are increasingly interested in the origin of fibers, the composition of materials, dyeing processes, emissions, product durability, and recyclability
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For many years, requirements for exported textiles and garments focused primarily on quality, delivery schedules, costs, and the ability to meet chemical standards. However, the market’s focus is shifting. In addition to the final product, importers are increasingly interested in the origin of fibers, the composition of materials, dyeing processes, emissions, product durability, and recyclability
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For many years, requirements for exported textiles and garments focused primarily on quality, delivery schedules, costs, and the ability to meet chemical standards. However, the market’s focus is shifting. In addition to the final product, importers are increasingly interested in the origin of fibers, the composition of materials, dyeing processes, emissions, product durability, and recyclability
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For many years, requirements for exported textiles and garments focused primarily on quality, delivery schedules, costs, and the ability to meet chemical standards. However, the market’s focus is shifting. In addition to the final product, importers are increasingly interested in the origin of fibers, the composition of materials, dyeing processes, emissions, product durability, and recyclability
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For many years, requirements for exported textiles and garments focused primarily on quality, delivery schedules, costs, and the ability to meet chemical standards. However, the market’s focus is shifting. In addition to the final product, importers are increasingly interested in the origin of fibers, the composition of materials, dyeing processes, emissions, product durability, and recyclability
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## A Change Starting at the Design Stage The textile industry exporting to Europe is facing a fundamental change: environmental requirements are no longer focused only on production or waste treatment, but are increasingly being introduced at the product design stage. At the center of this change is Regulation (EU) 2024/1781 establishing a framework for
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Europe’s textile market is moving from an approach focused solely on controlling finished products to managing the entire product life cycle. From design, material selection, energy consumption and chemical use to repairability, reuse and recyclability, an increasing number of requirements are being incorporated into the European Union’s (EU) policy framework. For Vietnamese businesses, this shift
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