The worldwide leading voluntary sustainability standard for the post-harvest textile value chain for certified organic fibres, covering environmental criteria, human rights, social criteria and business conduct.
") will have a booth at the NEONYT and the XOOM in Berlin. The Neonyt keeps following the Hub Concept, combining business, inspiration, knowledge, fun and community, in a neo-new way. Covering progressive topics and events Neonyt paints a new image of fashion, [sustainability](https://gots.vorschau.website/resources/glossary/sustainability "In 1987, the United Nations Brundtland Commission defined sustainability as “meeting the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs.”
") and innovation. Part of the Neonyt universe is the Fashionsustain Conference, dedicated to Technology, Sustainability and Innovation. On the 2nd July at 2.30 pm, GOTS Representative Franziska Dormann will be on the Fashionsustain Panel discussing [Sustainable Fashion](https://gots.vorschau.website/resources/glossary/sustainable-fashion "Test!
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The term, in context, can also refer to an organisation that controls the design, development, and purchase of final products for sale under their own name. In that context, brands may sell to wholesalers, retailers, or directly to consumers. This does not include organisations who sell a branded intermediate product for use in further processing steps.
'Organic' is a regulated term used to distinguish systems of managed production and products derived therefrom that adhere to principles of health, ecology, fairness and care, and which are certified compliant to an organic standard's regulations by an Approved Certification Body.
GOTS defines organic textiles as being made with fibres from organic agriculture systems that are certified to one of the IFOAM Family of Standards, and that are processed in socially and ecologically responsible ways, in alignment with organic principles.
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