Should the 'Made in Country' initially for textiles, be more clearly defined for consumers on Digital Product Passports? What does 'Made in Country' really mean? For textiles, numerous processes: spinning, dyeing can be conducted in different countries. Does 'Made in Country' therefore only mean the location of the cut'n sew production facility? Why do fashion brands choose to manufacture in particular countries?
Cranfield University
Academic / research · United Kingdom
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Cranfield University filed 2 positions between 2 Jul 2021 and 27 Nov 2024, across 2 of the 583 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 1 time.
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The FADN has been a very interesting and useful resource during past EU research projects. Regarding the conversion to a "Farm Sustainability Data Network" (FSDN) this would be an excellent development to the database. For this, we would need to have physical data on the inputs provided to the farm.
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