"Implementing these measures will hold retailers accountable."

‘There’s demand for full traceability’

Australia surpassed the United States to top an unenviable list in 2024, becoming the biggest consumer of textiles per capita, according to The Australia Institute. Experts say the fast fashion industry is threatening the health of the country and continent — and raising serious ethical concerns.  What’s happening? Fibre2Fashion spotlighted how Australia’s status as the…

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H&M isn’t the only one.

‘We must develop regulatory frameworks’

Fast-fashion companies like H&M are embracing “digital twin” technology, or lifelike AI replicas of real human models, to power their marketing and design strategies. What’s happening? As The Conversation reported, H&M debuted its latest AI endeavor by cloning 30 real-life models using digital-twin technology. These replicas, generated through a meticulous process involving full-body scanning and…

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"A one-point increase on our nutrition scale corresponded to a 17.6% reduction in food waste."

‘Not just about buying the right products’

A new Australian study has uncovered yet another compelling reason for consumers to adopt healthy eating habits. The study, posted on ScienceDirect and published in the journal Resources, Conservation and Recycling, found that people who make nutrition-conscious food choices aren’t just boosting their health; they are helping the planet, too. In an article in The…

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