The Textile Exchange  Standards Claims Policy (TE-301) and Standards Logo Use Specifications (TE-302) have been updated  and are effective as of June 1st, 2023 with a mandatory date of October 1st, 2023. Key changes to TE-301: Several new criterion and notes have been added to section B3 General Guidelines –

IOAS congratulate Centre Testing International Group Co., Ltd. of China for their hard work and success in achieving their Textile Exchange accreditation through IOAS. Centre Testing International Group Co., Ltd. are now accredited for Textile Exchange for: Content Claim Standard 3.1 (2022) Recycled Claim Standard 2.0 (2017) Global Recycled Standard

IOAS congratulate TÜV SÜD Certification and Testing (China) Co. Ltd. for their hard work and success in achieving their Textile Exchange accreditation through IOAS. TÜV SÜD Certification and Testing (China) Co. Ltd. are now accredited for Textile Exchange for Content Claim Standard 3.1 (2022) Recycled Claim Standard 2.0 (2017) Global

Textile Exchange has released its annual Material Change Insights Report, looking at the progress made by the fashion, textile, and apparel industry towards more sustainable materials sourcing. The report analyses data submitted by 424 companies – including brands, retailers, manufacturers and suppliers – through Textile Exchange’s Materials Benchmark for the

March 29, 2023, IOAS suspended the accreditation of AsureQuality Ltd. for Textile Exchange – Responsible Animal Fiber Standards (Responsible Wool Standard 2.2 (2021), Responsible Mohair Standard 1.2 (2021), Responsible Alpaca Standard 1.0 (2021)) for the specific sub scope “Groups”. AsureQuality Ltd remain accredited under the COR, IFOAM and Textile Exchange

Textile Exchange has updated their list of banned organisations. The listed organisations may not be certified to any of the Textile Exchange standards for the duration of the ban. Expired bans are also listed so that they may be factored into risk assessments. List of Banned Organisations.