Fabric
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| Fabric | A flexible, flat structure made by interlacing yarns, fibers, or filaments. |
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- Meet GOTS at Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics 2024
- GOTS at the Intertextile Shenzhen Apparel Fabrics 2024
- GOTS, the Organic Cotton Accelerator and Textile Exchange announce new labs for qualitative GMO testing
- OCA, GOTS and Textile Exchange expand successful GM cotton testing lab initiative
- GOTS joins textile industry representatives and leaders to showcase innovation and expertise at Texworld Evolution NYC
- GOTS at Texworld New York City Sourcing Event
- GOTS Press Release +++ Organic textile sector reaches a significant milestone in testing for genetically modified (GMO) cotton
- GOTS Press Release - Japan +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released
- [GOTS News] - December 2017
- GOTS Press Release - Turkey +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released
- [GOTS News] - August 2015
- [GOTS News] - May 2016
- GOTS Press Release -World +++ New version 5.0 released: Stricter criteria for regenerated fibres & category "Combined Products" added+++
- GOTS Press Release - World +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released
- GOTS Press Release - India+Bangladesh +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released
- GOTS Press Release - China +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released
- GOTS Press Release - UK +++ Number of GOTS certified facilities increase 21% to 4,642 in 2016 +++ More than 1.4 million workers reported +++ Annual Report 2016 released