Week in review: Fashion and a year of growing-pains
From wars to earthquakes, protests and spend-shy consumers, 2023 has not been short of surprises in the fashion sector. And early signs suggest 2024 is likely to be as eventful.
Signal: X posts of the week — Regatta, Biden supply chain plan, Greenpeace
Primark announces €50m expansion and five new stores in Italy
Surge in interest for Digital Product Passport ahead of mandate
Supply Chain Data Partnership completes proof of concept for COP28
India to become ‘leader’ in Next-Gen textile solutions to tackle textile waste
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