Search Results - subject_exact:"Textilindustrie"

What drives emissions intensity in Azerbaijan's light industry? : evidence from ARDL with structural breaks

Güläliyev, Mayis; Aliyev, Shafa; Musayeva, Jamila; … - 2026

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Does AI promote synergistic efficiency in reducing textile industry pollution and carbon emissions?

Shi, Lelai; Chen, Qiuhang; Lin, Hong - 2026

This study uses 102 textile enterprises listed in China's A-share market from 2012 to 2022 as the research objects to explore the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on enhancing textile enterprises' pollution and carbon emissions reduction. Findings reveal that AI can significantly promote...

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Nigeria's industrial policy transformation in the era of Sino-African cooperation

Odijie, Michael E. - 2026

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Why was India able to beat Britain at jute but not cotton textile manufacturing?

Nagar, Alex - 2026

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Assessing digital maturity in the textile sector : an integrated MEREC and OCRA approach

Kahveci, Eyup; Toprak, Biset; Nebati, Emine Elif; Zaim, … - 2026

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A protocol-based approach to sustainability in the textile and apparel industry : The LACE model

Ianniello, Sara; Cricelli, Livio; Strazzullo, Serena - 2026

Sustainability represents a pressing challenge for the textile and apparel (T&A) industry, driving a fast-growing but highly fragmented research stream. To tackle this issue, the study proposes a novel methodology, the LACE (Literature Analysis for thematic Classification and Evidence via topic...

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The innovation process : analysis of the particularities in the textile sector

Cardona-Acevedo, Sebastián; Valencia-Arias, Alejandro; … - 2026

Innovation in the textile sector is regarded as a crucial factor in addressing the specific challenges posed by a rapidly evolving global market. This entails the continuous enhancement of products and processes through interdisciplinary collaboration within the supply chain. The present study...

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Structural dependence of the textile and clothing industry in Bangladesh : a comparative input-output analysis with Vietnam and Pakistan

Sayedur, Rahman Mohammad; Masum, Md; Ullah, Muhammad Shariat - 2026

This study examines the structural dependence of Bangladesh's textile and clothing industry (TCI) within the national production system and benchmarks it against Vietnam and Pakistan. Using an input-output framework, the analysis quantifies economy-wide losses in total output and gross value...

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Circular advantage in global textile waste trade : geographic vs. nongeographic distances in a fragmented world

Shaker, Saber Adly; Elshazly, Sarah Elsayed Elsayed - 2026

This study investigates the determinants of global textile waste trade by comparing the influence of traditional geographic distances with emerging nongeographic distances, including sustainability, resource intensity, and income disparities. Employing a cross-sectional gravity model framework...

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Swipe, sell, sustain? : Diskussion des Booms von Secondhand-Kleidung aus globaler Gerechtigkeitsperspektive

Matt, Alina; Gojowczyk, Jiska - 2026

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Circular Shirt Builder : an apparel configurator to support healthier consumption boundaries in the textiles circular economy

O'Nascimento, Ricardo; Petreca, Bruna; Seaton, Morag; … - 2026

The fashion industry faces urgent challenges related to overconsumption, material waste, and consumer detachment from garment lifecycles. While circular economy (CE) principles offer a promising alternative, strategies that actively engage consumers in circular practices remain underexplored....

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The impact of circular economy policies on business models within global value chains : a study of the French textile industry

Curran, Louise; Joltreau, Thibaut - 2026

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Optimizing circular supply chains for live-streaming E-commerce : managing reverse logistics and environmental impacts using life cycle assessment

Sohail, Maham; Roy, Prosenjit; Khan, Sharfuddin Ahmed; … - 2026

Background: Live-streaming e-commerce has emerged as a significant retail channel, especially in the apparel industry, characterized by high impulse-driven purchase rates and elevated product returns. Reverse logistics processes associated with these returns generate considerable environmental...

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The circular economy and the sustainable development goals : strategies for consumer involvement in the textile industry

Vidal-Ayuso, Fàtima; Jaca, Carmen; Akhmedova, Anna - 2026

The textile industry, a globally significant sector, is increasingly adopting sustainable alternatives through corporate social responsibility (CSR), environmental, social and governance (ESG) criteria, circular economy (CE) principles, and implementation of the sustainable development goals...

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Why did the industrialization of cotton spinning happen so early in Switzerland (1801-1848)?

Herger, Nils - 2026

This paper examines the remarkably early development of Switzerland's cotton-spinning industry. The corresponding history differs in crucial ways from the British case by occurring in a landlocked country without colonies or domestic coalfields. Nevertheless, Switzerland’s pioneering...

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Extended producer responsibility fees on clothing : would consumers notice?

Fisher, Gerrard; Bull, Kristina; Downing, Phil; Taylor, … - 2026

Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) on clothing and textiles is a relatively new policy adopted by several countries, with others expected to follow in the future. Extended Producer Responsibility leverages fees on products at the point of sale to raise funds to invest in national waste...

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Addressing significant carbon footprint and cross-boundary leakage of textile and apparel industries in 21 South China cities

Pan, Lin; Wu, Junliang; Liang, Yuhan; Chen, Shaoqing; … - 2026

Reducing carbon emissions in textile and apparel industries is challenging owing to their complex and energy-intensive supply chains. Although these two sectors remain economically vital to many Chinese cities, their climate impacts, shaped by evolving consumption patterns and industrial...

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Global value chain governance and the institutional co-creation of skills in Morocco

El Ghali Ghorafi, Fatine - 2026

Why does the same host economy see foreign investors co-build vocational training institutions in some industries but not others, even when FDI volumes are comparable? We argue that part of the answer lies in the governance mode of the global value chain (GVC) an investor is embedded in,...

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Hidden infrastructure of urban resilience : labor, precarity, and economic adaptation in India

Basu, Ritwika - 2026

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Value creation and value capture in Indian garment sector bargaining

Morton, Russell - 2025

This paper examines creation and distribution of surplus from global value chains (GVCs) in low- and middle-income country (LMIC) domestic supply chains. While GVC participation can enhance growth and productivity, low prices paid to small input suppliers raise concerns that gains from GVC...

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Value creation and value capture in Indian garment sector bargaining

Morton, Russell - 2025

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Evolutionary pathway of sōgō shōsha's internationalization in the textile and apparel industries

Isozaki, Yoko - 2025

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The impact of EU trade policies on its textile and clothing imports : a comparison between India, Bangladesh, China, and Vietnam

Sharma, Toni; Bharti, Nalin - 2025

The European Union has implemented various trade policies in the textile and clothing sector, a major global employment generator, over the past three decades. This paper investigates how these evolving policies have impacted the four largest exporters of textiles and clothing to the EU. A...

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Understanding voluntary pro-environmental behavior among colleagues : roles of green crafting, psychological empowerment, and green organizational climate

Zafar, Hina; Tian, Feng; Ho, Jo Ann; Roh, Taewoo; … - 2025

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Green merchandising of textiles and apparel in a circular economy : recent trends, framework, challenges and future prospects towards sustainability

Rahaman, Md. Tareque; Khan, Md. Shakib Hossain - 2025

The textile and apparel industries have experienced the arrival of the sustainable fashion revolution, which symbolizes a significant switch towards improving green innovations and lessening environmental effects. As industries highlight sustainability through eco-friendly apparel merchandising...

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Product information 4.0 : extension of legal information requirements for products and digital implementation by the example of energy-related products and textiles : final report

Wagner, Eduard; Poppe, Erik; Lascho, Tobias; … - 2025

The project lays the groundwork for a European digital product passport by expanding legal information requirements, developed in collaboration with stakeholders using textiles and energy-related products as examples. It explores how key product data can be digitally tracked, combined, and made...

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Corporate social responsibility imperatives in the Moroccan textile-clothing sector : ways of implementation and impact on local value chains

Benabdeljlil, Nadia; Kerzazi, Lamia - 2025

This research examines the impact of codes of conduct imposed by international lead firms on subcontractors in Morocco’s textile and apparel sector. Based on a qualitative study conducted in the two main industrial hubs (Tangier and Casablanca), it explores the diffusion of corporate social...

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Textile Sector

2025

Textiles are Pakistan's most critical manufacturing sector, contributing nearly one‑fourth of the industrial value added and employing about 40 percent of the industrial labor force. It has the longest production chain and inherent potential for value addition at each processing stage, from...

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Diagnostic study of the informal economy in the Occupied Palestinian Territory : the garment and textile, and nursery and kindergarten sectors

2025

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Why are labour-intensive factories surviving in Japan? : a case study of apparel sewing SMEs in the North Iwate

Iwasaki, Fusanori; Chokyu, Asuka; Uek, Yasushi - 2025

The choice between domestic and foreign production is one of the most important decisions not only for international business management but also for economic diplomacy and industrial policy. The reality is not a binary choice, but some firms use both. Why do companies maintain labour-intensive...

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A holistic framework for assessing risks in sustainable supply chain innovation in the garment, textile, and leather industry

Aladaileh, Mohammad J; Lahuerta-Otero, Eva - 2025

This study develops a holistic framework for assessing risks in sustainable supply chain innovation (SSCI) within Jordan's garment, textile, and leather (GTL) industry, addressing critical challenges posed by demand volatility, customer concentration, and price competition. Using multi-criteria...

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AfCFTA implementation challenges : towards an African continental textiles and apparel value chain

Karkare, Poorva; Byiers, Bruce; Bisong, Amanda; Ismail, … - 2025

The African Continental Free Trade Area (AfCFTA) promises a new era of economic integration and industrial growth across the continent. But how can Africa truly harness this potential, especially in the vital textiles and apparel sector? This report explores the key challenges and opportunities...

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A framework for social media analytics in textile business circularity for effective digital marketing

Almashaleh, Omaymah; Wicaksono, Hendro; Valilai, Omid Fatahi - 2025

In the contemporary era of digital transformation, organizations are increasingly aligning their operations with sustainability objectives, particularly within the framework of circular economy (CE) principles in production and consumption systems. While the concept of circularity has been...

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Textile offshoring along global value chains (GVCs) : impacts on employment and gender wage gaps

Calvo-Calvo, Elena; Duarte, Rosa; Sarasa, Cristina - 2025

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Impact of the suspension of the African Growth and Opportunity Act (AGOA) on the export of leather and textile products in Ethiopia

Tadesse, Tesema - 2025

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Sustainability and competitiveness : economic analysis of a photovoltaic plant with storage in an Italian textile company

Ciambellini, Giulia; D'Adamo, Idiano; Gastaldi, Massimo; … - 2025

Sustainability, green innovation and business competitiveness are not opposing concepts, but complementary and synergistic forces contributing to the overall enrichment of companies. As high energy costs can undermine profitability, models for energy self-sufficiency are becoming increasingly...

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Mapping report on the textile, clothing, leather and footwear sector in Albania

Mureau, Anne-Marie - 2025

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Do not stop the loop : driving circular textiles with technology and stakeholder engagement

Civera, Chiara; Santoro, Gabriele; Chiaudano, Valentina - 2025

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Sustainable decision-making in SMEs of the textile industry : integrating methodologies, practices, and barriers

Naranjo, Israel; Torre, Rocio de la; Boza, Andres - 2025

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Advancing business strategy in end-of-life management for the fashion industry

Bonifazi, Giuseppe; D'Adamo, Idiano; Grosso, Chiara; … - 2025

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Exploring the effects of sustainable innovation on a textile company's business network

Dominidiato, Matteo; Guercini, Simone; Tunisini, Annalisa - 2025

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Bridging the intention-behavior-gap through digitalized information (?) : two laboratory experiments in the textile industry

Brand, Benedikt - 2025

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Time well spent! : the role of information presentation and viewing time in sustainable textile online purchase behavior : insights from an online store experiment

Rösch, Stella Franca; Kopplin, Cristopher Siegfried - 2025

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Promoting textile product repair services in the European setting : do emotions shape consumers' evaluations?

Bettiga, Debora; Mandolfo, Marco; Noci, Giuliano - 2025

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Circularity of the EU textiles value chain in numbers

2025

A vision of the EU in its strategy on sustainable and circular textiles is to move away from fast fashion towards better and longer-lasting products, with more reuse and recycling. This briefing helps fill data and knowledge gaps on the circularity of the textiles value chain to support policies...

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Fate and composition of textile waste from Italy, the Czech Republic and Romania

2025

This study investigates the characteristics of post-consumer textile (PCT) waste collected separately as well as disposed of in municipal waste in terms of its reusability and recyclability. The geographic focus of this study is on previously under-researched EU Member States in South and...

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Monitoring industrial ecosystems : textiles : analytical report : 2024 edition

2025

This report has been prepared within the 'European Monitor of Industrial Ecosystems' (EMI) project with the objective to analysing the green and digital transformation of industrial ecosystems and progress made over time, in this specific case textiles. The second edition of the Industrial...

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The hidden cost of textiles production

Cabrera-Jiménez, Richard; Gallardo-Llamas, Amalia; … - 2025

The textile industry plays a key role in the global economy, with global sales amounting to 878 billion USD. Yet, the global environmental footprint of this sector and the associated socio-economic impact are poorly understood. Here we conduct a cradle-to-gate life cycle assessment (LCA) to...

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Industrial upgrading in the textiles and clothing industry : Pakistan and late industrialization

Nazeer, Nazia; Rasiah, Rajah - 2025

The path towards charting industrial policy towards economic catch up increasingly recognises the importance of a profound knowledge of firms, including their location, industry, and time specificities. Going beyond simple case studies, this pioneering book addresses these points. In addition to...

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Industrial upgrading in the textiles and clothing industry : Pakistan and late industrialization

Nazeer, Nazia; Rasiah, Rajah - 2025

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CETA market entry guide on fashion, textiles and footwear : supporting EU business in Canada

2025

The fashion, textiles and footwear (FTF) industry is a consumer-focused industry, subject to constant change. It covers diverse economic activities, ranging from the transformation of natural or synthetic fibres to the production of manufactured products. The FTF sector covers apparel (clothing...

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CETA market entry guide on fashion, textiles and footwear : supporting EU business in Canada

2025

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Upgrading traditional industries in interwar Japan : from cotton tabi to Bridgestone Tyres

Learmouth, Tom - 2025

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