Friend of the Earth introduces new certification labels with specific claims and a unique FOE ID

15/10/2026

Building on independent third-party certification, the new labels state precisely what is certified and make it verifiable, strengthening the transparency, traceability and credibility of certified environmental claims. Friend of the Earth, the sustainability certification scheme of the World Sustainability Organization (WSO), is rolling out its new labels for certified products and services. Each label combines […]

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Tourism & Conservation Alliance: A New Programme Connecting Tourism with Biodiversity Conservation

25/06/2026

In an increasingly interconnected world, tourism continues to grow and remains one of the main ways in which people, cultures and places come together, generating significant economic and social benefits. Alongside these opportunities, however, there is a growing need to address the sector’s environmental impacts. According to a number of international studies, tourism is responsible […]

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Camila Machado: Reinventing Haute Couture Through Organic Waste and Botanical Prints.

13/05/2026

In a fashion system defined by acceleration, overproduction, and standardisation, Brazilian designer and textile artist Camila Machado proposes an alternative model rooted in slowness, material intelligence, and environmental reciprocity. Positioned between haute couture, textile art, and ecological practice, her work reflects a wider transformation in the luxury industry, where craftsmanship, traceability, and sustainability are becoming structural values rather than […]

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Can Artisanal Fashion Curb Overproduction?

03/04/2026

Can Artisanal Fashion Curb Overproduction? Each year, the global fashion industry produces more than 100 billion garments, yet only up to 40% is purchased. What was once a system of efficiency has gradually shifted into one of excess, with significant environmental and social consequences. Against this backdrop, artisanal fashion is experiencing a notable resurgence. Driven by growing consumer awareness, it challenges […]

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Fashion, Jewellery and Sustainability: Over 40% of Global Consumers Demand Ethics and Transparency

10/03/2026

In the aftermath of Milan Fashion Week, while sustainable fabrics and silhouettes dominated the spotlight, a chapter often overlooked, such as jewellery, is quietly gaining momentum behind the scenes. 41% of global consumers are interested in responsible jewellery, but only 12% is actually recycled. In Italy, 87% consider sustainable jewellery appealing, although less than half […]

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Alina Amaral: Weaving Art, Culture and the Soul of Northeastern Brazil

24/09/2025

The World Sustainability Organization returns to centre stage during the days of Milan Fashion Week with a collective runway show featuring 13 carefully selected brands, ready to unveil their new Spring/Summer 2026 collections. The event will take place on Thursday, 25 September at 5 pm at the Istituto dei Ciechi in Milan, a symbolic venue that will host this important […]

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