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US apparel imports faced rising sourcing costs in November 2021
Increasing demand and supply shortages led to a 10% rise in the unit price of US apparel imports in November 2021 compared to January 2021, according to the US Department of Commerce’s Office of Textiles and Apparel (OTEXA) data, explains fashion and apparel studies associate professor at the University of Delaware, Dr Sheng Lu.
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US apparel importers to face challenges under Xinjiang bill
Apparel companies that are not engaging in comprehensive supplier mapping and due diligence will face significant challenges importing goods into the US under the newly introduced Xinjiang Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA).
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New York weighs fashion sustainability act
The US state of New York is weighing new legislation that would hold major fashion brands accountable for human rights and sustainability issues in their global supply chains.
Boom in sportswear to outlast Covid as consumers favour comfort
The sportswear market is expected to grow 25% between 2021-2025 and will account for a 23.6% share of the total apparel market, propelled by demand for casual and comfortable clothing as consumers continue to adapt to a growing work-from-home lifestyle in response to the ongoing Covid pandemic.
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