ACT brands take steps to protect Myanmar workers
Members of the ACT initiative have adopted a new framework to help protect garment workers in Myanmar who are unable to attend work due to safety concerns.
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The global garment industry commodity trap
Commodity garment exporters must transition to fashion production if they are to compete in the...
Lectra to bolster fashion offer with Neteven buy
The technology specialist says the move will extend its presence in the value chain and...
Canada Goose to end the use of all fur
The Canadian outdoor apparel specialist says the move comes as it accelerates the sustainable evolution of...
Campaigners seek brand action in Sri Lanka as Covid bites
Major brands sourcing from Sri Lanka are being urged to take responsibility for supply chain...
Remake urges brands to recommit to Bangladesh Accord
The workers’ rights organisation is urging brands including H&M, Zara and Tommy Hilfiger to recommit to the Bangladesh Accord.
Digital and DTC enable Nike to bounce back
As the majority of the world recovers from Covid-19, Nike Inc has posted an impressive set of fourth-quarter and full year results.
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A look at supplier transparency, China's plans for a new sustainable cotton standard, and how Indian clothing and textile exporters are flying workers back to factories as orders roll in.
Simple changes can boost buyer sustainability performance
New research from Better Buying finds low-cost adjustments to purchasing practices can make a big difference to sustainability performance.
The Renewal Workshop raises $6m to grow apparel resale
The Renewal Workshop (TRW) will expand its circular solutions with new technology and advanced operations in the US and Europe.
Treaty to address violence and harassment comes into force
The International Labour Organization (ILO) is calling on member states to ratify the Violence and Harassment Convention, 2019 (No. 190).
