US polyester producers complain of Chinese, Indian dumping WASHINGTON – Two leading US polyester producers, Unifi and Nan Ya Plastics, have filed petitions alleging that dumped and subsidised Read More »
News Global response to Nike’s circularity challenge OREGON – Nike has had a remarkable global response to a circular economy challenge it set to create new products Read More »
News Survey suggests UK slavery legislation lacks teeth LONDON – New research suggests UK legislation to address slavery in multi-national global supply chains has no teeth. When asked, Read More »
News A third of EU chemical imports break REACH laws, claims study BRUSSELS – New research claims companies are breaking EU law by marketing hundreds of potentially dangerous chemicals that are widely used Read More »
News New Look to exit Chinese market SHANGHAI – UK fashion chain New Look is abandoning the Chinese market as part of moves which may see it Read More »
News US textile reshoring ‘modest’ in scale, figures suggest WASHINGTON – Figures from a new paper by the US International Trade Commission (USITC) suggest that talk of a ‘Made Read More »
News Should garment factory audits be publicly disclosed? AMSTERDAM – There are fresh calls for the results of garment factory audits to be publicly disclosed. Talking to Apparel Read More »
News Calls in Canada for child labour legislation ONTARIO – A Parliamentary report in Canada has called for legislation to ensure businesses disclose steps they are taking to Read More »
News Study calls for microplastic weighting in fibre scoring tools LONDON – New research has highlighted the potential for including microplastic pollution in environmental assessment tools for the apparel and Read More »
Li & Fung staff bemoan severance pay 9th June 2020 No Comments HONG KONG – Sacked employees of apparel supply chain giant Li & Fung claim the company has not followed employment laws when terminating staff. As Read More »
Peta and the SAC: an unlikely alliance 9th June 2020 No Comments NEW YORK – Animal rights group Peta is using flawed data provided the Sustainable Apparel Coalition as justification for attempting to destroy Peru’s alpaca industry. Read More »