OEKO-TEX®
ORGANIC COTTON
WEBINAR
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and digital traceability
THURSDAY 23TH JULY 2026
09 aM – 10 aM (GMT+1)
12 pM – 13 pM (UTC+5)
ONLINE WEBINAR
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Webinar OEKO-TEX® ORGANIC COTTON: Certification overview, digital traceability and answers to industry challenges
In a context where transparency, traceability and credibility of sustainability claims are increasingly demanded, the textile industry faces significant challenges in managing organic cotton and communicating its attributes accurately.
This webinar provides a comprehensive overview of OEKO-TEX® ORGANIC COTTON, covering its requirements, scope and benefits for companies. It also explores the role of digital traceability as a key tool to ensure supply chain integrity and strengthen consumer trust.
Throughout the session, participants will learn how this certification helps companies address current industry challenges, prevent greenwashing and meet evolving regulatory and market expectations.
A valuable opportunity to understand how to move towards a more transparent, reliable and future-proof production model.
SPEAKERS
Petra Rudolf
OEKO-TEX® ORGANIC COTTON
Product Manager
Mathieu Touchet
Senior Business Development
Manager, TextileGenesis
Muhammad Mehtab
Manager Processing Laboratory
Al Karam Textile Mills Pvt
Consuelo Carbonell
Head of OEKO-TEX® Certification in AITEX
Blai Beneyto
OEKO-TEX® Technician in AITEX
OEKO‑TEX® ORGANIC COTTON is a certification designed to verify the organic content of textile products while ensuring full traceability across the entire supply chain. It combines strict verification of organically grown cotton with robust documentation and auditing processes, enabling companies to make reliable and transparent claims. By aligning with recognised international standards, it helps brands and manufacturers strengthen credibility and respond to increasing market and regulatory demands for verified sustainable materials.
Beyond certification, OEKO‑TEX® ORGANIC COTTON integrates digital traceability tools to track material flows from fibre to final product, providing a high level of supply chain transparency. This approach not only supports compliance and reduces the risk of greenwashing, but also enhances operational control and consumer trust. For companies seeking to differentiate their products and build a more accountable value chain, it offers a practical and future‑ready solution to the challenges of organic cotton sourcing and communication.
