'Sea change' in clothing industry means more protections for forests

Mongabay
By Philip JacobsonJun 30, 2015, 5:27 am105 pts
Sateri has become the latest major viscose producer to adopt a new wood- and pulp-sourcing policy aimed at removing deforestation from its supply chain. The company, the world's third-largest viscose producer, joins Aditya Birla and Lenzing, the two biggest, in making commitments to stop buying wood pulp from…

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