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C&A Foundation sponsors Textile Exchange role to collect organic cotton data

17/12/2015
The Textile Exchange has added three to its global team, including a programme manager for India who will collect data on organic cotton in a new role sponsored by the C&A Foundation.

Amish Gosai will be based in Bangalore, India.

Silvio Moraes, based in Porto Alegre, Brazil, has been appointed as the TE’s ambassador for Latin America, helping with organic cotton data collection in the region.

Simone Siesl, based in Germany, has now become a regular TE team member, supporting outreach and membership in Europe as well as offering support to the fibers and materials team.

Textile Exchange is a US-based non-profit organisation that is “committed to the responsible expansion of textile sustainability across the global textile value chain”.

 




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