What You Need to Know About CBAM?

Formally known as the EU Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM), the CBAM is an additional tariff on the carbon emissions implicit in goods imported into the EU. In other words, the CBAM achieves "carbon price parity" by regulating the difference in the prices of carbon emissions contained in goods within and outside the EU border.

According to the proposal adopted by the European Parliament on June 22, the CBAM will be formally implemented in 2027, with a buffer transition period from 2023-2026—a timeline that is one year longer overall than initially proposed by the European Commission.

Yi Chun Textile's Commitment to Sustainability

We are committed to sustainability and have introduced a range of recycled fabrics to support this initiative. Our eco-friendly textiles are designed to help reduce carbon footprint and align with global efforts towards net-zero emissions by 2050.

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Our Eco-Friendly Fabrics

To align with these regulations, Yi Chun Textile offers a variety of recycled fabrics and eco-friendly textiles. These products are made from post-consumer waste, helping to reduce carbon footprint and promote a sustainable future.

Recycled polyester fabrics and recycled nylon fabric are made from post-consumer waste, helping to reduce carbon footprint.

As we move towards a sustainable future, explore our range of recycled fabrics and eco-friendly textiles to make a positive impact on the environment. We hope everyone can adjust their pace to face the future wave of low carbon and find opportunities to boost competitiveness before net-zero emissions in 2050.