Traduction de «Responsabile qualità settore tessile » (Italien → Anglais) :

textile products inspector | textile quality assurance inspector | textile quality analyst | textile quality inspector

textile laboratory technician | textile quality laboratory analyst | physical testing laboratory technician | textile quality technician

textile process checker | textile process coordinator | textile process controller | textile process controllers

creation of the Euro-Mediterranean Area: the completion of the Euro-Mediterranean Free Trade Area is crucial for the textile sector, as it will enable the sector to maintain the whole chain of production close to the European market and, therefore, attain advantages involving costs, quality and proximity.

12. Calls on the OECD to establish a multi-stakeholder process on responsible supply chains of textiles and garments with a view to developing practical due diligence guidance, consistently with the OECD MNE Guidelines and the ILO Tripartite Declaration of Principles Concerning Multinational Enterprises and Social Policy, for companies to ensure that their goods are produced exclusively in factories fully respecting safety standards and labour rights; considers that such due diligence guidance should complement and strengthen existing international and national efforts and could constitute the basis for future legislation and labelling ...[+++]initiatives on responsible supply chains in textiles and garments;

In fact an effective policy in this area means the opposite; making cost-effective investments in order to reduce the waste of energy, thereby increasing standards of living and saving money, and using price signals, that would lead to more responsible, economical and rational use of energy.

M. whereas textile and clothing is now the world’s second-largest economic activity in terms of intensity of trade, and whereas the textile industry is considered one of the most polluting industrial sectors; whereas spinning, weaving and production of industrial fibres undermine air quality, and dyeing and printing consume vast amounts of water and chemicals and release numerous volatile agents into the atmosphere that are particularly harmful to wor ...[+++]kers, consumers and the environment;