As global regulations push for a circular economy, adopting sustainable technologies is a business imperative. With the EU Textile Strategy 2030, Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) schemes, Digital Product Passport and eco-design requirements on the horizon, textile and garment manufacturers must act urgently to remain competitive. Businesses that fail to adapt risk losing market relevance as demand for sustainable production grows. 

Digitalisation is reshaping textile manufacturing. The use of cutting-edge technologies such as automation, robotics and artificial intelligence is enhancing efficiency, reducing waste and environmental impact.

Waterless dyeing technologies, energy-efficient machinery, and circular production models are transforming the textile industry. Integrating these technologies not only ensures compliance with global sustainability regulations but also reduces costs and improves profitability.

With sustainability becoming a global priority, manufacturers in South and Southeast Asia, along with the Middle East, are accelerating efforts to modernise textile production. Governments in key manufacturing countries such as India, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Vietnam and Indonesia are introducing policies to encourage sustainable production. By integrating sustainable technologies into their production processes to manufacturers can meet regulatory requirements and strengthen their position in the global supply chain.

For textile manufacturers seeking cost-effective and sustainable solutions, the Singapore edition of ITMA ASIA + CITME is a must-visit exhibition. This one-stop sourcing platform will showcase advanced textile technologies that address industry challenges in the region.

The path to sustainable textile manufacturing is clear – adopting the latest technologies is the way forward. Don’t miss the opportunity to engage directly with leading technology manufacturers and discover tailored solutions at the four-day exhibition.

Source : Innovation in Textiles