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New ‘green’ certification from OEKO-TEX is ‘logical enhancement’

07/10/2014

Swiss certification group OEKO-TEX has launched a certification to differentiate textiles “proven to be safe in terms of human ecology”: Made in Green. The label replaces the OEKO-TEX Standard 100plus and the Spanish mark "Made in Green by Aitex", which us used by companies such as Mango. OEKO-TEX general secretary Dr Jean-Pierre Haug said: "A...

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