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Optimism from Microfibre Consortium but challenges ahead

23/09/2024
Optimism from Microfibre Consortium but challenges ahead

The Microfibre Consortium (TMC) has published an update on work being done to address fibre fragmentation to meet a global commitment to work towards zero impact from fibre fragmentation from textiles to the natural environment by 2030.

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