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RAVEN AND LILYi The company was created as a platform to utilize those passions to alleviate poverty among women. Raven + Lily currently helps employ marginalized women in Ethiopia, India, Cambodia, Kenya, and the United States at fair trade wages to give them access to a safe job, sustainable income, healthcare, education, and a real chance to break the cycle of poverty for themselves and their families. Raven + Lily is committed to providing products that are made by hand, follow fair trade standards, and honor our eco-friendly commitment
iSUSTAINABLE APPAREL INDUSTRY The fashion industry is one of today's most unsustainable global businesses. However, new generations of responsible fashion designers and consumers are implementing local solutions to global problems. Green design strategies are springing up in Europe, Latin America and the United States. The greening of the apparel industry is a significant and evolving trend that is likely to affect every facet of this enormous global industry. Under both internal and external pressure to reduce the environmental impact of growing, processing, treating and dyeing fibers and to eliminate exploitation and inequities in labor practices, textile and apparel companies are eager to show consumers a new, sustainable approach to fashion without sacrificing style or profit. Consumer awareness, grown through the organic foods movement and other health and environmental concerns, is creating a heightened sensitivity to all dimensions of ethical production. Companies face three forms of pressure from their consumers: shareholder expectations, customer loyalty and ethical pressure. There is considerable evidence in the US that consumer interest in ethics is growing and so business interest in developing and managing Corporate Social Responsibility is also growing. The major environmental issues associated with the sector are: ENERGY USE: in laundry, production of primary materials especially man-made fibres and in yarn manufacturing of natural fibres. USE OF TOXIC CHEMICALS: which may harm human health and the environment in particular in conventional cotton production. RELEASE OF CHEMICALS IN WASTE WATER: especially in wet pre-treatment, dyeing, finishing and laundry SOLID WASTE: arising from yarn manufacturing of natural fibres, making up and disposal of products at the end of their life. 72
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