US textile sector applauds Taiwan’s steps to protect workers
The Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) announcement urges the Taiwan textile industry, starting 1 January to adopt a policy that includes…
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US apparel sector welcomes steps to boost El Salvador, Guatemala trade
Under the frameworks, the US will remove reciprocal tariffs on products that qualify for the US/Dominican Republic-Central America FTA (CAFTA-DR).…
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Textile Renewal Alliance unveils new website as California EPR law approaches
The law obligates textile producers and importers to manage the end-of-life of apparel and textile items by joining and funding…
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Can Haiti apparel sector survive Hurricane Melissa, HOPE/HELP loss?
At least 30 people have died in Haiti after Hurricane Melissa tore through the Caribbean earlier this week, according to…
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AAFA urges reassessment of newly implemented US port-fee regime
The association has welcomed plans by the US government to bolster the domestic shipbuilding industry, though. The new port-fee regime,…
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AAFA elevates Nate Herman to executive vice president
Herman had previously held the role of policy senior vice president. In this position, he managed the policy department's activities,…
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AAFA pushes US government crackdown on counterfeits
The AAFA says the government needs to protect US companies, workers and families from the digital devalue chain of counterfeits…
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Risk mapping supply chains helps to boost visibility
Kara Brennion, Consulting Specialist, Supply Chain Security and Risk Intelligence, of BSI Consulting, said the traditional approach involved limited visibility,…
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US fashion sector concerned over AGOA, Haiti HOPE/HELP lapse
AAFA has shared its "deep disappointment" on the US administration allowing both the AGOA and Haiti trade preference programmes to…
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Week in review: Now or never to invest, upskill US fashion supply chain
Michael McDonald, president of the Sewn Products Equipment & Suppliers of the Americas (SPESA), made a bold statement about the…
