Description Chemical Management in Textiles and Fashion helps readers understand current pressures on the textile industry surrounding the responsible management of chemicals. The book was written in response to industrial movements like Greenpeace’s Detox Campaign and Zero Discharge of Hazardous Chemicals, which have both helped to motivate retailers, manufacturers and regulatory bodies on this issue. Chapters cover the entire supply chain, taking into account the use of chemicals in processing, manufacturing and recycling garments. In addition to environmental sustainability, this valuable resource covers all the main aspects of chemical management, including chemical risk assessments, chemical management systems, and lifecycle assessment. While providing a survey of the latest regulations and standards on chemical management, this book also examines emerging green alternatives to help readers find innovative solutions for sustainable chemical processes. Key Features Covers all relevant regulations and certifications for chemical management in textiles Provides technical details on the hazardous chemicals often used in the textile industries Explores a range of safe alternatives Addresses chemical management throughout the textile supply chain Readership Researchers and postgraduate students of textile engineering, environmental engineering, and chemical engineering Table of Contents 1. Chemical management system in textiles 2. Chemical hazards in textiles 3. Chemical risk assessment in textile and fashion 4. Challenges in dyeing of cellulosics with reactive dyes and practical sustainable feasibilities 5. Essentials of chemical management system for textiles 6. Hazardous, restricted, and manufacturing restricted substances in textiles and clothing supply chain 7. Chemical compliance and regulations in textiles and fashion 8. Life cycle assessment and textile chemicals 9. Green chemistry in textile and fashion
