One person was shot dead and at least 20 others were injured in Bangladesh on Monday after a clash between garment workers and security forces escalated in the industrial suburb of Ashulia, near Dhaka, leading to the closure of several factories, as Sourcing Journal reports.
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At the “Financing Fashion’s Decarbonization Initiatives” event, co-hosted by the Fashion Pact, Tapestry, and J. Crew Group, industry leaders explored ways to fund the fashion sector’s transition to net-zero emissions.
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Shein is once again under scrutiny, this time for possible greenwashing, as Italy’s antitrust watchdog has launched an investigation.
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Regulators and lawmakers continue to scrutinize Temu for the risks it poses to the U.S. consumer market.
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The European Commission is stepping up its efforts to shield consumers from toxic PFAS chemicals commonly found in textiles and other frequently used items.
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Many fashion giants such as Shein, Inditex, and Boohoo, have failed to reduce their reliance on synthetic fibers, according to a recent report by the Changing Markets Foundation.
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According to a recent study by secondhand wholesaler Garson & Shaw, half of Gen Z feel that fashion is contributing to their mental health issues. Intriguingly, despite being aware of the environmental and psychological harm induced by fast fashion, Gen Z continues to actively participate in it.
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Vietnam is mass-producing eco-friendly pineapple fiber and fabric for the first time. This innovative material is now available on a large scale to textile manufacturers, fashion brands, accessory makers, and interior design companies globally.
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Russia is poised to increase its investments in Vietnam’s fashion sector, with spending projected to exceed USD 2.8 billion this year, and expected to rise to USD 4.74 billion by 2029.
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While Vietnam clothing has been removed from the U.S Department of Labor annual list of products associated with forced and indentured child labor, garments from Mauritius and Myanmar have been ticked off on the same list, specifically for their use of forced labor.