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First, Insist On Sustainable Development And Launch Smart Creation Project.

2015/9/19 23:35:00 32

First Vision Sustainable Development Smart Creation Project

At a seminar attended by the Italy Fashion Association and the leaders of the British Fashion Association, the French first visual fabric exhibition organizer launched a new project named Smart Creation for sustainable development.

The company announced the relevant news during a seminar on sustainable development.

Carlo Capasa, the new chairman of Italy Fashion Association, also attended the meeting.

He announced a few days ago that through the vigorous cooperation with the more than 10 big Italy companies (Gucci, Prada, Valentino, Versace, etc.), the chamber of Commerce will formulate relevant laws and regulations for chemicals in clothing.

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The questionnaire was distributed by exhibitors, pointing out that sustainable development measures have been established at different levels of their production tools.

This information will help to better understand the sustainable development of the industry, and also help industry companies make better use of their production aspects, which are sometimes not highlighted for buyers.

First visual merchandising and development director

Chantal Malingrey

Consumers are also the decision makers of our orders. They are more sensitive to social responsibility and pursue.

sustainable development

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These problems can be closely related to creativity and innovation at the source. "

More than 2000 companies have received relevant questionnaires, and the first vision company expects to receive a large number of replies, so as to sum up the preliminary data.

The goal is to collect Smartfacts of manufacturing enterprises, especially on issues of traceability and pparency, as well as production conditions.

But at the very beginning, Chantal Malingrey said, "this is not an ordinary green project".

The first visual management is often asked about the company's response to the pursuit of sustainable production.

Philippe Pasquet, the president of the first vision company, has expressed reluctance to respond to this demand through some unreal "gimmicks".