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EU forced labour goods ban is no CSDDD ‘substitute’ say experts
The EU parliament and council has provisionally agreed on new rules that would ban products made with forced labour from the European market, however apparel industry experts see it as a “missed opportunity” to adopt this legislation without the Corporate Sustainability Due Diligence Directive (CSDDD).
Just Style Excellence Awards 2023: HKRITA
Research institute focused on sustainability in the textile and fashion industry, and Category Award Winner for Environmental and Innovation
Retail stores of the future will be more about entertainment by 2030 predicts analysts
Social media will play a huge role in the future of retail, according to GlobalData researchers.
Huue secures funding for “world’s first” clean indigo dye
Huue produces indigo that’s just as effective for denim as conventional solutions — without the environmental impact and harmful chemicals
China’s resilience shines through in index of world’s most vulnerable apparel supply chains
A supply chain vulnerability index by Just Style has ranked some of the world’s leading apparel and textile industries and listed China as the most self-sufficient due to its exports of both commodities being substantially higher than its imports.
Which green investments are paying off?
A panel at Cascale’s Annual Meeting 2026 explores which sustainable investments are beginning to see returns and how they were able to deliver them.
How fashion brands can support Bangladesh’s garment workers
As protests over the minimum wage for garment workers continue in Bangladesh, Just Style hears from union leaders on the ground how leading apparel brands can help the country’s protesting workers.
Fashion needs a ‘reset’ on UK, EU relationship
As the UK’s Prime Minister is set to meet with leaders from the European Commission and European Council, industry experts are calling for a “reset” on UK-EU relations.
US apparel import demand dips amid high tariffs, inflation
The latest data from the US Office of Apparel and Textiles (OTEXA) shows that ongoing high inflation, Section 301 tariffs and volatility left imports “weak” in September 2026.
ChatGPT try-ons: AI can show the outfit, but brands still define the fit
Is ChatGPT about to become the new fitting room? Only if fashion brands can tell it what fits, says Jacquelyn Baker, Global General Manager, Consumer at APPLY.
What the US midterms mean for textiles and apparel
The elections won’t settle the argument over who eats the tariff cost, warns Robert P. Antoshak, Managing Partner, Gherzi Americas.
Why textile partnerships struggle to scale and what businesses should do first
Textile Exchange panellists say trust, shared accountability and clearer incentives are essential to turning textile sustainability partnerships into industry-wide impact.
WRC accuses Tesco and Intertek of hiding forced labour at Thai supplier
A recent report by the Worker Rights Consortium (WRC) has accused Tesco and its auditor Intertek of having “actively undermined” efforts by Burmese migrant workers to secure remedy for forced labour and wage theft at the Thai supplier factory VK Garment.
Week in review: Less exhibition, more conversation in Manchester
Manchester Made & Regions brought manufacturers, retailers and industry voices together for a day of networking and discussion about the future of British fashion production.
How brands can navigate climate crisis responsibly
Just Style speaks with Katie Hess, head of product at Cascale Better Buying, about how climate change is impacting suppliers – and how brands can help them navigate the challenges of rising temperatures and more frequent natural disasters.