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eco-label green is the new black
Governments are Debating Eco-labels and Garment IDs. Are We Finally at Farm-to-Closet Traceability?
Until recently, eco-labelling on clothing has been a voluntary disclosure made by fashion brands. But with climate neutrality on every government’s agenda, fashion too is under legislative scrutiny. Releasing information about sustainable action is set to become a mandate: from clothing with digital IDs to carbon labels, change is brewing. The conscious consumer is burdened…
Music Festivals Can Become Eco-Friendly green is the new black
Music Festivals Can Become Eco-Friendly
With the rise of eco-activism in the music scene and in the spirit of Singapore’s National Day Parade today, it’s only right that we shed light on something important: the environmental impact of concerts, live shows, and festivals. In November 2019, in what was then seen as an unprecedented decision, British rock band Coldplay announced…
venture capital green is the new black
Top 10 Venture Capital Funds Going Beyond Sustainability & Regenerating The Planet
Last week, we covered the hottest innovations in regenerative retail. This week, we're diving into the world of regenerative Venture Capital (VC) which has an important role in finding, funding, and growing companies that create breakthrough solutions. For the last half-century, VC-funded businesses have been a source of transformative innovations, from the semiconductor to the…
regenerative retail green is the new black
What does regenerative retail look like? Our top picks!
Sustainability can be a tough sell when consumers are ill-informed and/or apathetic. Systemic cracks in the current retail model, the rise of e-commerce and its consequent environmental impact, alongside shifts in mindsets, are driving a need for regenerative retail models and making sustainability more attractive than ever.  What does “regenerative retail” mean—why do we need…