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Australia and Japan risk becoming Uyghur forced labour markets  

Australia and Japan have been identified as markets at risk of receiving goods produced with Uyghur forced labour, according to a report released by the Uyghur Human Rights Project (UHRP).

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Week in Review: Why fashion supply chains must look beyond carbon

A private screening of a refugee-made documentary following Uniqlo's sustainability event served as a reminder that while fashion has become increasingly focused on emissions, traceability and circularity, some of its most important impacts remain fundamentally human.

SMART: The policy mistake that could undermine fashion’s circular economy

A major UN-backed study has reignited debate over second-hand clothing exports to Africa, but for SMART's Jessica Franken, the real problem isn't where used garments end up - it's that policymakers are focusing on the wrong part of the fashion system by confusing reusable clothing with waste.

Source Fashion unveils full programme for upcoming London show

Source Fashion has revealed the full programme for its upcoming show in London, noting it has been designed to help buyers, brands, manufacturers and sourcing professionals make sense of the challenges shaping the industry today, while exploring the opportunities that will define its future.

New Cascale CEO to outline transformation plans at 2026 meeting

Cascale has released the programme for its 2026 Annual Meeting, where new CEO Ying McGuire will outline her vision for accelerating supply chain transformation through industry-wide collaboration.

ReBound Returns’ analysis reveals £29m losses from retail returns fraud

Retailers are facing significant risks from returns fraud, with recent analysis identifying £29m ($38m) in potentially fraudulent returns over an 11-month period.