OCS认证辅导-积极突破：认证纤维占比显著提升，企业践行可持续采购

Materials Market Report 2025 -《2025年材料市场报告》
Fiber production continues to increase according to Textile Exchange’s annual Materials Market Report, but uptick in certified production shows positive trend.
根据纺织品交易组织的年度材料市场报告，纤维产量持续增长，而认证产量的上升显示出积极趋势。

Textile Exchange’s Materials Market Report has been the leading source for global fiber and materials production volumes for the last decade. It helps inform the textile industry’s efforts to reduce emissions associated with raw material production in line with a 1.5°C temperature rise pathway. 
纺织交易所《材料市场报告》在过去十年中，它一直是全球纤维和材料生产量的主要数据来源，助力纺织行业根据1.5℃温升路径减少原材料生产相关排放。

The latest report, which looks at total fiber volumes used for apparel, home textiles, footwear, or any other application, shows that global fiber production increased from 125 million tonnes in 2023 to 132 million tonnes in 2024.
最新报告显示，全球纤维产量从2023年的1.25亿吨增至2024年的1.32亿吨。该报告涵盖了服装、家纺、鞋类及其他应用领域所使用的全部纤维量。

This has more than doubled since 2000 and increased by approximately 34 million tonnes since the Paris Agreement in 2015, when countries around the world committed to keeping global temperatures below 2°C and ideally below 1.5°C. It now equates to around four tonnes of fiber produced every second. Production is expected to reach around 169 million tonnes in 2030 if business continues as usual. 
自2000年以来，这一数字已增长了一倍多；自2015年《巴黎协定》签订后，全球各国承诺将气温升幅控制在2℃以内（理想情况下低于1.5℃）以来，该数值又增加了约3400万吨。如今相当于每秒就有约4吨纤维被生产出来。若按当前模式发展，预计到2030年产量将达到约1.69亿吨。

The biggest increase in global fiber production was in fossil fuel-based synthetics, with polyester continuing to be the most widely produced fiber. It now makes up 59% of total global fiber output of which 88 % is fossil-based. Recycled polyester is still primarily made from plastic bottles (98%). 
全球纤维生产的最大增量来自化石燃料基合成纤维，其中聚酯纤维仍是产量最大的品种，目前占全球纤维总产量的59%，其中88%为化石基纤维。再生聚酯纤维的原料来源仍以塑料瓶为主（占比达98%）。

These findings again highlight the continued reliance on new virgin fossil-based synthetic materials, threatening to undermine the industry’s commitments to its climate goals. It also shows the current limitations of textile-to-textile recycling and an urgent need for innovative solutions. 
这些发现再次凸显了行业对新型化石基合成材料的持续依赖，可能危及行业对气候目标的承诺。同时也揭示了当前纺织品循环利用的局限性，亟需创新解决方案。

Amid these concerns, there were positives. Data shows 34% of global cotton production now comes from certified sources, two-thirds of manmade cellulosic fibers (MMCFs) are produced using certified or controlled feedstock, and half of all mohair, is certified to Textile Exchange’s Responsible Mohair Standard. This highlights the important role that companies can play in reporting their progress and investing in sourcing fibers from recognized standards and certification programs. Both practices help the industry track progress and provide credible verification mechanisms. 
在诸多忧虑之中，亦不乏积极进展。数据显示，全球34%的棉花产量现已来自经认证的渠道，三分之二的人造纤维素纤维（MMCFs）采用经认证或受控原料生产，半数马海毛产品获得纺织品交易所"责任马海毛标准"认证。这凸显了企业在报告自身进展、投资符合公认标准与认证体系的纤维采购方面所能发挥的重要作用——这两项实践既助力行业追踪发展进程，也提供了可靠的验证机制。