Journal: Jan-Mar'26

Journal

Specifications:
Volume: Mar’26
Edition: 10
Pages: 116
Date of Publication: Jul’26

BHarat Tex

This special edition of our journal is dedicated to global policies in the Textile and Apparel sector in the circular economy—a topic of pressing urgency in our rapidly changing world.  We extend our deepest gratitude to the diverse array of authors who have contributed their insightful articles. Their expertise, rigorous research, and innovative perspectives have enriched this collection, making it a vital resource for advancing sustainable practices worldwide.

The tenth edition offers invaluable guidance for stakeholders, policymakers and industry experts navigating the complexities of circular economy frameworks. From policy analyses and case studies to actionable strategies for resource efficiency and waste reduction, these articles provide evidence-based insights to inform legislation, corporate strategies, and international collaborations. Whether you’re designing regulations to promote recycling incentives or implementing closed-loop systems in manufacturing, the knowledge here equips you to drive meaningful change. 

The Journal sees a special Foreword from the Additional Secretary of the Ministry of Textiles, Mrs Aarti Kanwar. The journal was released during BharatTex 2026.  

We invite authors to submit to our next edition, focused on Food loss and waste management for a circular transition. Share your groundbreaking research on sustainable fibers, supply chain innovations, and policy interventions—let’s continue this vital conversation.

Inside:

  1. Readers’ Say

  2. The Circularity Illusion: Why Fashion’s linear Logic Outlasts Its Sustainability Pledges

  3. From Forests to Fabrics: Circular Economy Strategies for Sustainable Textile Value Chains in India

  4. Scaling Up Post-Industrial and Pre-Consumer Textile Waste: Unlocking Circular Economy Potential

  5. Digital Product Passports: Enabling Transparent Textile Supply Chains in India

  6. Closing the Loop: The Human Behaviour Imperative in Textile Circularity

  7. The Hidden Backbone of Textile Circularity in India: Recognising Informal Workers in Policy Frameworks

  8. Visual Merchandising for Sustainability: Can Responsible Purchasing Be Affected by Store Design?

  9. India–EU FTA: Rewriting the Rules of Trade for a Circular Economy

  10. Where do the offcuts from textile sector end up in India : A Circular Economy Practitioners lens

  11. Digital Product Passport Readiness in Circular Fashion: A Multi-Dimensional Regulatory & Compliance Assessment for Commercialization

  12. From Silk Routes to Source Code: The Hidden Barrier to Circular Textiles

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