Airoi at the 2nd ICC Textile Conclave: Measuring Sustainability in India’s Textile Sector (Coimbatore, India — July 2026)
Textile exporters in India are being squeezed from three directions at once — and most don’t yet have the data to prove where they stand. That was the core of Airoi’s session at the 2nd ICC Textile Conclave in Coimbatore, held under the theme “Textile 2030: Smart, Sustainable and Scalable.”
As a conclave sponsor, Airoi took the stage through Head of Customer Success Ramya Bharath, who spoke on “Sustainability Measurement in India’s Textile Sector.”
As a conclave sponsor, Airoi took the stage through Head of Customer Success Ramya Bharath, who spoke on “Sustainability Measurement in India’s Textile Sector.”
Three Pressures Converging on Exporters
Three pressures came up again and again through the day:
Tightening domestic regulation
BRSR/BRSR Core, the Carbon Credit Trading Scheme (CCTS), and the 2026 Solid Waste Management Rules
Buyer-driven pressure from EU frameworks
Empowering responsible growth through CSDDD compliance and Digital Product Passport integration.
Process intensity
Spinning, dyeing, and wet-processing alone account for roughly 70% of a garment’s lifecycle emissions
The Common Thread
Different regulators, different buyers, different deadlines — but the same underlying ask: prove what’s happening at the facility level, with data that holds up to audit.
How Airoi Closes The Gap
That’s exactly the gap Airoi’s platform closes. Net0Trace and the Green Carbon Wallet capture facility-level emissions and impact data once, then map it straight into BRSR, CCTS, and buyer ESG disclosures — turning a reporting burden into a market-access asset, not three separate compliance projects.