
The trade body representing Canada’s apparel sector says it supports the potentially incoming bill that requires companies to disclose how they are tackling modern slavery in supply chains, but warns gaps in its architecture could cause confusion.
The trade body representing Canada’s apparel sector says it supports the potentially incoming bill that requires companies to disclose how they are tackling modern slavery in supply chains, but warns gaps in its architecture could cause confusion.
The trade body representing Canada’s apparel sector says it supports the potentially incoming bill that requires companies to disclose how they are tackling modern slavery in supply chains, but warns gaps in its architecture could cause confusion.