We are once again exhibiting at the Heimtextil trade fair (10-13.01.2023) in Frankfurt am Main (Messe Frankfurt, Hall 12, C57E+D in the Green Village). Heimtextil is the biggest international trade fair for home and contract textiles.
We are participating in the Green Lectures in the Green Village with the following talks:
Tuesday, 10 January 1:30 - 2:00 PM
The EU textile strategy - future challenges and commitments
On tour with toom
Building products such as wall paints, varnishes and floor coverings are used to cover large surfaces indoors. Therefore, it is important that these products have low emissions and are also not harmful to human health in other ways. Every time we purchase a product or service, we also directly or indirectly decide on the negative impact it will have on the climate, water, soil, air or our own health.
The Blue Angel at Neonyt
Twice a year, Neonyt is the meeting place for sustainable actors from the fashion industry. The motto "Change. Fashion. Together" brings together designers, manufacturers and interested individuals from the textile and fashion industry to exchange best practices that will make the industry more transparent and, above all, more sustainable in the long term. Despite the negative effects of textile production on the environment and workers, "fast fashion" is still the guiding principle of this industry.
Results of the eco-label jury meeting in December 2022
At its winter meeting the eco-label jury decided on criteria for new eco-labels:
A label on the rise 2022
Product portfolio covered by each label 2022
An overview of the sectors covered by the Blue Angel 2022
Digitalisation with the Blue Angel – first server certified with the eco-label
The fact that the internet consumes so much energy is primarily due to its underlying technology. Everything we do on the internet – from writing an e-mail and online banking through to streaming videos – has to be processed in data centrers.
Did you know... that you can also live with the Blue Angel?
Producing furniture requires resources. That’s why, when purchasing new furniture, it is essential to ensure that its production, use and disposal have as little impact on the environment as possible.