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China expands footprint in Ethiopian textile sector
5th January 2018
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ADDIS ABABA – One of China’s largest textile manufacturers, Wuxi Cotton Mill, has become the latest inward investor to head into Ethiopia’s textile industry. Wuxi’s
VF Corp buys natural fibre specialist Icebreaker
5th January 2018
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GREENSBORO – US-based apparel and lifestyle retail brand VF Corporation has purchased New Zealand-based Icebreaker as it looks to increase the use of natural fibres
Fair play?
5th January 2018
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Aggressive tax avoidance schemes might make financial sense but for a growing number of consumers, they’re simply not cricket. When does aggressive tax avoidance become
A cry for help?
5th January 2018
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ISTANBUL — Customers shopping at Zara, the fast fashion retailer owned by the world’s largest apparel company, Inditex, recently found something unusual in their purchases
