Sustainability in the Textile Industry

This presentation delves into the sustainability challenges faced by the textile industry and the benefits derived from embracing sustainability. The objective is to explore sustainable methods adopted by textile companies and the challenges faced by them in complying with environmental laws. The methodology involves an exploratory process with secondary sources of information and qualitative methods of analysis. References include studies on circular economy, embedded sustainability, energy consumption, and carbon footprint of cotton yarn production in the textile industry.

SUSTAINABILITY IN
THE TEXTILE
INDUSTRY

Statement of problem
 Sustainability challenges which the textile industry is encountering

Research aim
 The laws of different countries today necessitate their textile
industries to operate in environment friendly manner.
 Non-compliance or failure to comply with the environmental laws
attracts immense legal consequences.

Objectives
 Delve into sustainable methods adopted by the textile companies.
 Study the benefits textile companies are deriving by embracing
sustainability.

A brief methodology,
sources of secondary
data, data presentation
and analysis methods
 Exploratory process
 Secondary sources of information
 Qualitative methods of analysis

References
 Franco, M.A., 2017. Circular economy at the micro level: A dynamic
view of incumbents’ struggles and challenges in the textile
industry. Journal of Cleaner Production, 168, pp.833-845.
 Laszlo, C. & Zhexembayeva, N., 2017. Embedded sustainability.
In Embedded Sustainability (pp. 116-140). Routledge.
 Mackey, A. & Gass, S.M., 2015. Second language research:
Methodology and design. Routledge.
 Nigam, M., Mandade, P., Chanana, B. & Sethi, S., 2016. Energy
consumption and Carbon footprint of Cotton Yarn Production in textile
industry. Int Arch Appl Sci Technol, 7(1), pp.6-12.

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