"U.S. Secretary of Labor Marty Walsh issued the following statement on the International Labour Organization’s Committee of Experts on the Application of Conventions and Recommendations report: “The I ...
"The 14-year-old brand’s colourful designs, DIY spirit and values-led approach are finally getting the attention of the fashion industry. [...] One of the most prominent of these values is responsible ...
"As Ho Chi Minh City applies flexible measures to adapt to the new normal and curb the spread of COVID-19, firms are rolling out recruitment plans after Tet (Lunar New Year) holiday with about 44,800- ...
"From the perspective of European consumption, textiles have on average the fourth highest negative life cycle impact on the environment and climate change, after food, housing and mobility. A shift t ...
"The briefing shows that, compared with other consumption categories, textiles caused in 2020 the third highest pressures on water and land use, and the fifth highest use of raw materials and greenhou ...
"The Material Innovation Initiative (MII) exists to accelerate the development of high performance, animal-free, and more sustainable materials for the fashion, automotive, and home goods industries. ...
"Next-generation materials, or “livestock-free” replacements for conventional animal-based materials produced in nature-friendly ways, are gaining pace. A major shift in fashion production is underway ...
"Hugo Boss is delocalising more than just a runway show. At a time when many labels owned by major luxury groups are investing in Italy, and especially Tuscany, tapping local expertise, Hugo Boss is a ...
"Recently, Puma (Shanghai) Trading Co., Ltd. was fined 100,000 yuan by the Shanghai Huangpu District Market Supervision and Administration Bureau for using minors under the age of ten as advertising s ...
"There’s no shortage of rising talent championing sustainability right now – and London’s new Showcase With A Difference, curated by Fashion Revolution’s Fashion Open Studio initiative, is putting the ...
"Bakırköy Chief Public Prosecutor's Office reported that an investigation was launched into the fire in a textile factory in Güngören and 4 workplace officials were detained as suspects of the inciden ...
"A fire broke out in the textile workshop in Güngören. In a statement, the governor's office said '4 foreign national workers died of smoke poisoning in the toilet where they locked themselves'. [...] ...
"Two workers at the Sioen Myanmar garment factory in Hlaingthaya Industrial Zone 2 were arrested by the military council. Thant Zaw Oo, a factory worker, was first arrested on February 10, and another ...
"The trade in used clothes is an environmental and human disaster. It raises global questions that we will continue to revolve around if all humanity does not think of finding effective solutions. [.. ...
"The primary reason manufacturers are not installing fire safety equipment in their facilities is a higher import tariff despite calls for its increasing presence in workplaces. [...] However, busines ...
"A new agreement has been signed by the Bangladesh Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA), German international cooperation enterprise (GIZ), and the Particip GmbH (Particip) to impr ...
"Around 70 undocumented workers from Myanmar were detained in the Thai border town of Mae Sot on Tuesday and Wednesday. About 50 women were detained in Mae Pae village near Mae Sot on Wednesday after ...
"Service Industries Limited on Friday reported fire incidents at a factory located in Muridke and godowns in Lahore. In a communication sent to Pakistan Stock Exchange (PSX), Service Industries Limite ...
"The Chinese retailer with a major following among American consumers is set to expand its supply chain facilities in Guangzhou, a government document shows The company has found success leveraging Ch ...
"The Prada Group, in collaboration with FGB studio, said Thursday that it has certified the largest number ever of LEED v4.1 Operations and Maintenance stores in a single submission. As of Dec. 31, th ...
