The most-read stories on just-style this week include concerns that the freefalling euro is adding to Bangladesh's textile and clothing production woes, a closer look at Myanmar's new garment Code of Conduct, and news that a pay rise is being considered for Sri Lanka's garment workers.
Falling euro adds to Bangladesh production woes
Bangladesh's textile and clothing exporters, still reeling from the impact of continuing political unrest in the country, now say they are facing a second shock wave: the freefall of the euro.
Myanmar Code of Conduct a first step in compliance
The recent move by the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA) to establish a voluntary Code of Conduct for its members is seen as a sign of its commitment to becoming a responsible sourcing destination. The next question is what more needs to be done in order for the Code to be implemented and become effective?
Pay rise mulled for Sri Lanka garment workers
A call by Sri Lanka’s newly elected government to increase the salaries of all workers – including those in the garment sector – by LKR2,500 (US$18.79) per month, is being discussed by employers.
Puma Argentina selects SCE tool to enhance logistics
Sportswear business Puma Argentina has selected Infor Supply Chain Execution (SCE) to enhance its logistics operations and help support growth.
M&S Asia head quits as China stores to close
UK retailer Marks & Spencer is to close five of its stores in Shanghai and has confirmed its head of Asia is to step down.
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