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The CMA is launching investigations into 3 fashion brands to scrutinise their ‘green’ claims.

Three fashion retailers could face legal action from the UK's Competition and Markets Authority if found to have misled its customers over the environmental credentials of their products

Boohoo, Asda and Asos have said they are cooperating with an investigation to be into their use of green claims.

Peter Needle, president at Segura, explores the laws and regulations impacting the apparel industry and its supply chain.

For so long, the criteria for a “sustainable” fashion business was often defined by brands and retailers themselves, with varying degrees of detail and

Struggling to adopt or improve your company’s sustainability practices? Read Coresight Research’s report on the ways blockchain technology can help brands and retailers adopt or improve sustainability practices.

Policymakers single out textiles and fast fashion. Can an industry running on fossil fuels and slave labour exist in a sustainable world?

The Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA“) has published advice for the UK Government on changes that could be made to consumer and competition law…

CMA recommends changes to consumer law to facilitate the UK achieving a Net Zero economy by 2050, CMA also recommends the introduction of standardized definitions for environmental terms that organizations should correctly adopt when marketing their products

This article looks at the key legal and practical issues surrounding misleading advertising practices in United Kingdom.