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Next phase for Microfibre Roadmap

27/02/2025
Next phase for Microfibre Roadmap

The Microfibre Consortium (TMC) has published the Microfibre Roadmap v2, which it describes as an updated route for the apparel industry to work towards zero impact of fibre fragmentation.

The first version of the Microfibre Roadmap was launched in 2021, alongside the Microfibre 2030 Commitment. 

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