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    <title>Green Credentials, Hard Numbers: What US Fashion Brands Now Demand From Their Textile Suppliers</title>
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    <description>The criteria by which US fashion brands select wholesale textile partners has shifted dramatically — environmental performance now sits alongside price and lead time as a non-negotiable factor. From certification stacks to water consumption benchmarks, suppliers who cannot demonstrate measurable eco-credentials are increasingly finding themselves removed from consideration. This analysis examines exactly what brands are looking for and how wholesale fabric suppliers can position themselves to me</description>
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