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One+All named Supply Chain Engagement Champion at Planet Mark Awards 2021
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ne+All has won the Supply Chain Engagement category at The Planet
Mark Awards 2021 in recognition of its commitment to improving sustainability throughout its supply chain.
The Planet Mark Awards, held at the Institute of Directors headquarters on November 18, celebrate organisations that are actively tackling the climate crisis while helping to build more sustainable communities. Chris Rowlinson, business improvement director, One+All, said: “At every step of our products’ journeys, we aim to do the right thing
for people and the planet, which includes our overseas partner factories. To be named Planet Mark’s supply chain engagement champion is an amazing endorsement that recognises how much care we put into making our garments as sustainable as possible, while upholding the welfare and rights of all factory workers.”
One+All was judged the winner of the Supply Chain Engagement Award by a panel of hand-picked sustainability experts. The judging panel was impressed by the company’s extensive efforts to improve the conditions and opportunities for factory workers, while supporting its suppliers in becoming more sustainable. One+All is the first UK-based textiles business to extend carbon reduction certification to its overseas supply chain, with its tier one supplier in Egypt becoming the first of its suppliers to achieve Planet Mark certification.
The One+All team with their Planet Mark award
One+All provides school uniform recycling units to retailers
The uniform recycling
collection unit
One+All is providing uniform recycling collection units to its retail customers to support the reuse of school uniform.
Made from recycled cardboard, One+All’s customers can receive up to five units free of charge, enabling preloved uniform garments to be collected and distributed to families. Customers can decide where best to locate the units, and what to do with the collected uniform.
Easy Cut Studio adds support for BDF, CUYI, Vinyl Systems, Dragon and ROHS cutters
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asyCut Studio has announced the global availability of Easy Cut Studio 5.016, the company’s newest software version release of industry leading vinyl cutting software. The latest build of the software is fully supported by many industry standard vinyl cutters, including the BDF, Vinyl Systems, CUYI, Dragon, Blacksail and ROHS brands. This version also brings a range of new innovative features, including new OS support, several new drivers, as well as performance optimisation, and several minor bug fixes. It is now being rolled out to global customers and company distributors.
An advanced vinyl cutter is not complete without suitable design and cutting
| 10 | January 2022
software. Easy Cut Studio is developed with the user in mind. That’s why the cutting software not only provides a user-friendly and intuitive interface, but also provides all common functionalities specific to cutting programs. The software is great for both novices and more experienced users and compatible with over 500 different vinyl plotter models on the market. Ready for the latest Mac OS and available in multiple languages.
Eric Lee, product director at EasyCut Studio, said: “The ability to cut vinyl has been around for a long time. What we’ve done is used the same cutting hardware to make your cutting jobs easier, more efficient, and reduce material waste.
“The new upgrades to our easy cut studio software offer significantly increased functionality to users of the vinyl cutters solutions, The response that we have had from end-users as well as our reseller channel who have seen the preview to this release has been outstanding.”
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