EURATEX General Assembly in Milan on June 7 focused on innovation, sustainability, and the future workforce. Members embraced the Textiles Transition Pathway as a roadmap for a green and digital transition. The event strengthened ties with textile machine manufacturers at ITMA 2023, the largest textile machinery trade fair.
Hosted by Sistema Moda Italia, discussions revolved around developing competitive business models guided by Industry 5.0. This concept prioritizes worker well-being and uses technology for prosperity while respecting the planet's limits.
Keynote speakers highlighted the impact of digital transformation in retail and the need for adaptation. Textile machinery manufacturers discussed facilitating the transformation through advanced machinery, emphasizing collective efforts and public support. ITMA 2023 in Milan will showcase innovation and sustainability.
Sistema Moda Italia is honored to host EURATEX's event, advocating for a circular economy. Their goal is to promote circularity and a sustainable supply chain.
EURATEX President emphasized the importance of stakeholder support for Textiles 5.0. The EU transition pathway for textiles was reviewed, highlighting the collaboration between institutions and stakeholders. Future initiatives should follow the same approach.