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Arvind and Gap create open-source innovation centre for water

15/01/2024
Arvind and Gap create open-source innovation centre for water

India-based textiles and clothing manufacturer Arvind and fashion brand Gap have opened a Global Water Innovation Centre for Action (GWICA) at Arvind's Santej unit in western India, which they hope will become an innovation hub for apparel companies, manufacturing suppliers and vendors, sustainability experts, academics and other environmental...

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