06 November 2023
06 November 2023
International fashion buyers can place orders in Bangladesh with confidence as all factories are open and any unrest last week was limited to a few pockets of activity, writes Denim Expert Limited managing director and Bangladesh Apparel Exchange CEO Mostafiz Uddin.
Fast-fashion giant Boohoo tells Just Style it is continuing to deliver on commitments following a BBC Panorama investigation that alleges Boohoo staff pressured suppliers to drive down prices, even after deals had been agreed.
The latest Textiles 2030 Annual Progress Report from environmental NGO WRAP warns that steps towards sustainable production are being wiped out by “spiralling” production levels.
Top fashion industry-related posts this week ranged from Clean Clothes Campaign (CCC) urging fashion brands to support wage increase for garment sector workers in Bangladesh to material science company Avery Dennison introducing Digital Product Passports as a Service (DPPaaS) in line with EU's upcoming legislation.
Casual footwear brand, Crocs recorded double-digit revenues in its third quarter (Q3) ended 30 September but warns of a sluggish fourth quarter as HeyDude brand continues to struggle.
Data and analytics company GlobalData notes the top 25 publicly traded retailers with a combined market valuation of $3.77trn, experienced a significant market value drop of approximately $80bn in the third quarter of 2023 on the back of macro-economic pressures.
Non-profit Textile Exchange, business strategy firm Boston Consulting Group (BCG) and sustainability consultancy Quantis claim apparel brands can increase net profits by 6% through closing the raw materials gap with sustainable sourcing.
Online retailer Zalando says it is pumping cash into logistics operations and technology to drive future growth following a jump in Q3 earnings.
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Per GlobalData estimates, the Eastern European food industry was valued at $180.5 billion in 2022 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of >4% by 2027. The top five companies together account for a value share of just 5.3% in 2022, with Mondelēz leading the pack. The Czech Republic, Poland, Romania, and Hungary were identified as high-potential countries, primarily due to the large size of their food industries, their high
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