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Texan farmer: organic cotton can increase yields
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Spinnova to scale sustainable fibre production
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Myanmar, Cambodia under ILO scrutiny
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“Daily” abuse against women found at Walmart suppliers
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US ramps up war on polyester dumping
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Former ICAC head questions organic cotton economics
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COVID-19 causing major supply chain lay-offs
11th March 2020
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LONDON – Civil society groups are calling on governments, brands and employers to protect supply chain workers from the economic and health impacts of COVID-19.
Nike claims it has no links with Xinjiang
11th March 2020
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OREGON – Nike has attempted to distance itself from allegations of forced labour in its Chinese supply chains. The company has issued a statement in
