"The German Parliament recently passed a law mandating certain companies to conduct due diligence to prevent human rights violations along their supply chain. Companies are now obligated by law to ado ...
"In a major step forward for the decarbonization of shipping, Maersk has announced plans to purchase eight container vessels that can run on "green" methanol and deliver goods for the growing number o ...
More and more recycling bins for clothes are popping up in China's cities. In a Beijing suburb, the reporter met Aunt Wang who was about to move. She said when she has old clothes she does not wear an ...
"Arziguli has always had a dream of becoming a fashion designer. Fortunately, through the introduction of the village committee, she entered a garment factory in Hotan, which helped her one step close ...
"There were allegedly seven gun battles across the country in August. Five people died in these incidents. In one incident, a man was shot and drowned in a river. During the same period, five people d ...
"Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) has launched a month-long tree plantation campaign in the month of August to pay homage to the Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman who ...
"Factory fires cause millions of dollars of damage every year. A recent study in Turkey determined 493 industrial fires and explosions occurred in 2020, 29 people lost their lives, and 239 people were ...
"These recommendations have been collated by the National Council of Women Leaders (NCWL) with support from the Dalit Human Rights Defenders Network, Equality Labs, and Equality Now. We believe that s ...
"I told Mustafa Paşahan, Chairman of the Board of Zevigas Tekstil, known for producing shirts for the world's leading brands, that I wanted to see his factory in Malatya. [...] He reported that 250 pe ...
"Eurofins | Chem-MAP are pleased to confirm that Mylo material has been verified as a vegan material after successful completion of the Eurofins vegan verification programme, which includes the analys ...
"Through its farm-to-fashion cotton traceability project with vertically integrated denim and apparel manufacturer Artistic Milliners, blockchain start-up Retraced is able to trace every single kilogr ...
"Classic, timeless and permanent collections - could that be a promising concept for the rapidly changing fashion industry? Dutch denim pioneer Mud Jeans shows how it could indeed. In this mini series ...
"For the past seven months, apparel makers of the city have been counting losses in production in an unexpected aftermath of an international ban on Xinjiang cotton. [...] As a result of this internat ...
"What is needed to change this system? This is almost impossible for a company. Policies and legislation are needed for this. If a change to a system is required, a government can take on a guiding ro ...
"More than 100 cross-party MPs and Peers have written to Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs Rt Hon George Eustice MP to call for a ban on the import and sale of animal fur in B ...
"Alibaba Group Holding Ltd dismissed 10 employees for publicizing a female colleague's account of sexual assault allegations against a former manager, Bloomberg News reported on Monday, citing people ...
"American fashion retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co. announced on Monday that it has appointed Michael Lopez to the newly created role of senior vice president for environmental, social and governance." ...
"The Covid-19 epidemic is raging in Southeast Asia, posing a threat not only to people's lives and safety, but also is having a serious impact on global supply chains. [...] Vietnam's economic growth ...
"Fashion Revolution New Zealand talked to our Creative Director and Co-founder, Bernadette Casey, about textile waste, decarbonisation, the circular economy opportunity here in Aotearoa, and how impor ...
"A researcher from the University of Hong Kong has been detained by police in China, friends said Wednesday, while studying the politically thorny issue of workers’ rights. Beijing has repeatedly crac ...
