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Study: cotton most prevalent microfibre in deep seas

PLYMOUTH – Pollution from cellulose fibres such as cotton and linen made up 80 per cent of all deep-sea microfibres ...

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Why garment worker burnout is bad for business

LONDON – Garment worker burnout, as well as being unethical, is also bad for business. The cover story of the ...

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New laws, stronger enforcement: UK fashion enquiry hears evidence

LONDON – New laws and stronger enforcement are needed to better regulate exploitation in the global supply chains of UK ...

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Brands charging punitive fines for late delivery, claims supplier

LEICESTER – A UK apparel retailer is raking in a seven figure sum annually by charging clothng garment manufacturers for ...

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EU resolution calls for Accord’s continuation

BRUSSELS – The European Parliament has passed a resolution calling on the Bangladesh Government to allow the work of the ...

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BCI releases Better Cotton leaderboards

LONDON – Better Cotton Initiative has released new leaderboards showing the world’s top users of Better Cotton. The world’s top ...

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C&A Foundation helps Indian cotton farmers slash water use

GUJARAT – Cotton farmers in India using water-saving drip irrigation techniques have radically cut water use while boosting revenues. A ...

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Asos and Denim Expert among new ZDHC members

AMSTERDAM – UK online fashion giant, Asos, has joined the ZDHC Roadmap to Zero Programme as a signatory brand. The ...

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Myanmar workers “not benefitting” from wage rise

YANGON – Garment workers in Myanmar are unlikely to benefit from recent minimum wage increases as factories have upped production ...

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