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 tle: What it means to be OEKO-TEX certified: Why Standards Matter and Buil
 ding Trust in Sustainable Textile Claims\nStart Date / Time: Nov. 17, 2026
 , 2 p.m. America/Toronto\nLocation: \nSpeaker: Stella Sun\nCLICK HERE TO R
 EGISTER\nAs sustainability claims face increasing scrutiny from regulators
 , brands, and consumers alike, independent standards have never been more 
 important. This webinar will provide a practical overview of what it truly
  means to be OEKO-TEX&reg\; certified, and why credible, third-party stand
 ards are essential for building trust in sustainable textile claims.\nWe&r
 squo\;ll explore the role OEKO-TEX&reg\; certification plays across the te
 xtile supply chain, from raw materials to finished products, and how testi
 ng, audits, and ongoing verification help ensure safety, transparency, and
  compliance. The session will clarify the differences between key OEKO-TEX
 &reg\; certifications, what they cover, and how they support brands and su
 ppliers in navigating chemical management, product safety, and evolving re
 gulatory expectations.\nDesigned for brands, manufacturers, and sustainabi
 lity professionals, this webinar will move beyond logos and labels to expl
 ain how standards translate into measurable, credible action and why they 
 matter now more than ever.\nCLICK HERE TO REGISTER\n\n--- This iCal file d
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SUMMARY:What it means to be OEKO-TEX certified: Why Standards Matter and Building Trust in Sustainable Textile Claims
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 itle: FASHION'S AI PROBLEM ISN'T AI: Using agentic AI to tackle operationa
 l complexity\nStart Date / Time: Nov. 19, 2026, 2 p.m. America/Toronto\nLo
 cation: \nSpeaker: May Shaw, Bob Kirke, Ana Friedlander, Michael Pearl\nCL
 ICK HERE TO REGISTER\nHere&rsquo\;s the thing most fashion and footwear br
 ands are getting wrong: their AI problem isn&rsquo\;t AI. It&rsquo\;s the 
 operational complexity underneath it &mdash\; data scattered across discon
 nected systems, reporting that drags on for days, and numbers no one fully
  trusts. No amount of AI fixes that until the foundation is right. \nIn Pa
 rt 2 of our executive series we go after that real problem: the complexity
  quietly eating into margin, speed and your team&rsquo\;s time, and what i
 t actually takes to fix it. You&rsquo\;ll hear from May Shaw at Vida Group
  International, who lived it, on what changed, with Fortude and Infor on t
 urning a fragmented foundation into one that&rsquo\;s ready for analytics 
 and AI, and the Canadian Apparel Federation bringing a view from across th
 e industry and where brands are heading next. \n \nWhat we'll get into:\nT
 he Complexity Tax: How operational friction compounds as brands grow, and 
 where it quietly costs you.\nFrom Chaos to Clarity: What it takes to move 
 from scattered data to a single, trusted foundation.\nPractical AI: Where 
 AI genuinely adds value once your groundwork is in place.\nYour Roadmap: P
 ractical steps to start fixing your foundation, no matter your current tec
 h maturity.\n \nWho it's for:Senior leaders at footwear and fashion brands
  who are shaping how AI gets adopted across their business.\n \nCLICK HERE
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SUMMARY:FASHION'S AI PROBLEM ISN'T AI: Using agentic AI to tackle operational complexity
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 itle: Regional Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector i
 n Asia\nStart Date / Time: April 5, 2027, midnight America/Toronto\nLocati
 on: \nThe OECD will hold a Regional Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment 
 and Footwear Sector in Asia in the week of 5 April 2027 hosted by the Roya
 l Government of Cambodia in Phnom Penh, Cambodia. The International Labour
  Organization&rsquo\;s Better Work Asia Regional Partners&rsquo\; Forum wi
 ll be held back-to-back in the same week. This first-ever regional edition
  of the OECD Forum, hosted in proximity to sector production facilities, w
 ill convene representatives from government, business - including brands, 
 retailers and manufacturers - trade unions, civil society, academia and in
 ternational organizations to discuss responsible business conduct due dili
 gence implementation in garment and footwear supply chains in Asia. A comm
 on denominator of the discussions is the OECD Due Diligence Guidance for R
 esponsible Supply Chains in the Garment and Footwear Sector. The Forum wil
 l support alignment across governments and industry initiatives on expecta
 tions of business. \n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registration.
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SUMMARY:Regional Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector in Asia
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ORGANIZER:ITMA Services Pte ltd
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 itle: ITMA 2027\nStart Date / Time: Sept. 16, 2027, 10 a.m. Europe/Stockho
 lm\nLocation: \nFor over 70 years, ITMA has been the leading exhibition fo
 r textile and garment technology, driving progress and collaboration acros
 s the entire manufacturing value chain.\nHeld every four years in Europe, 
 ITMA is known as the &lsquo\;Olympics&rsquo\; of textile machinery exhibit
 ions, bringing together the global textile industry to explore transformat
 ive technologies. It is the platform where innovations in automation, digi
 talisation and sustainability launch, influencing the direction of textile
  manufacturing worldwide.\n\n--- This iCal file does *NOT* confirm registr
 ation.Event details subject to change. ---\n\n--- By Tendenci - The Open S
 ource AMS for Associations ---\n
SUMMARY:ITMA 2027
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