LONDON - Retail giant Tesco will back this year’s RITE Group conference on sustainable textiles in London as the UK not-for-profit organisation starts to move up another gear.
RITE Group chairman Phil Patterson commented, "We are very pleased that Tesco is supporting RITE's ongoing efforts to reduce the impact of textiles on the environment. RITE also recognises that brands such as Tesco have no obligation to spend their money on external initiatives and it is honoured that Tesco has identifed RITE as being relevant to the needs of today's sustainable textile industry."
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In an exciting new development, this year's RITE Conference will welcome the Ethical Fashion Forum and its Ethical Fashion Source exhibition.
The two separate events will run alongside each other on Wednesday 6th October at Central Hall, Westminster, London and will spotlight - in one unique place - the issues of environmental sustainability and ethical fashion.
The Ethical Fashion Source exhibition is expected to attract around 50 exhibitors. The EFF is supported by the Fairtrade Foundation, the World Fair Trade Organisation, and the Textiles Environment Design project at Chelsea College.
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The RITE Group (Reducing the Impact of Textiles on the Environment) is a non-profit organisation run by expert volunteers from the textile industry, retailers and academia.
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