US protectionist trade policy is hampering onshoring ambitions
USFIA says its study shows the US trade policy regarding tariffs "does not translate into reshoring of production". Compiled by…
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Tariff, trade policy are top concerns for fashion sourcing execs in 2026
The 13th edition of the USFIA Fashion Benchmarking Study reveals that, while trade policy remains top of mind for fashion…
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US textile and apparel bodies urge adoption of new incentive programme
The joint proposal was submitted to the Office of the United States Trade Representative (USTR) by the National Council of…
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USFIA names KYG Trade as exclusive AI partner
KYG Trade will support USFIA members with educational programs, custom management, supply chain transparency and the practical use of AI.…
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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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USFIA promotes Michael Lambert to chairman role
Lambert has been a vital part of the USFIA board of directors since 2020 and took on the role of…
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Domestic fashion sector not winning from Trump tariffs exec survey reveals
The 2025 edition of USFIA's annual Fashion Industry Benchmarking Study asked fashion executives from 30 leading fashion brands, retailers, importers,…
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Trump, tariffs, trade court: How new developments impact apparel firms
Last week, the Court of International Trade ruled that an emergency law invoked by Trump did not give the president…
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US fashion sector praises Trump’s tariff pause but calls for stability
On 9 April, US President Donald Trump declared a full 90-day suspension of the "reciprocal" tariffs, which came into effect…
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New US de minimis proposals will place ‘extra burden’ on China sellers
US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has announced a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM) to strengthen its information collection requirements…
