US: Major retailers lead in supply chain compliance
By just-style.com | 25 November 2010
Levi Strauss, Wal-Mart Stores, Gap Inc, Hanesbrands, Gildan Activewear and Nordstrom are leading the apparel industry when it comes to global supply chain compliance programmes, a new survey has revealed.
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