Breaking silos: what apparel can learn from food and other sectors

Innovation Forum podcast
18/09/2025 8 min Episodio 1114
Breaking silos: what apparel can learn from food and other sectors

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Fashion’s climate and nature strategies are converging – but what does that mean for brands and suppliers? Beth Jensen, chief impact officer at Textile Exchange, reflects on the key takeaways from our recent apparel conference, from cross-industry collaboration to the role of data. In conversation with Innovation Forum's Tanya Richard, she explains why nature-positive practices are not only about driving sustainability, but also about building supply chain resilience.

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