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Oxfam, Laudes Foundation and four NGO and trade unions collaborate on project to help Cambodia's Government protect apparel workers.

H&M Foundation and The Hong Kong Research Institute of Textiles and Apparel (HKRITA) unveil cotton clothing to capture CO2 from the air.

US specialty athletic retailer Foot Locker saw earnings fall in the first quarter and sales edge up by 1% on a tough comparative.

The proportion of apparel supply chain companies hiring for jobs related to cybersecurity rose significantly in April year-on-year.

UK retail sales volumes rose by 1.4% in April, with stronger clothing sales helping to drive the increase.

The Sustainable Trade Initiative has launched its LABS factory safety initiative in Cambodia to promote safer working conditions.

French Connection says it is the first major fashion brand to launch an on-demand rental service for its latest-season stock in the UK.

M&S has expressed its concerns over the potential introduction of an online sales tax, arguing it would damage the High Street.

UK retailer Marks and Spencer (M&S) has named former Cath Kidston, Boden and BHS executive Suzi Avens as head of product at Jaeger.

Bangladesh being a sustainable garment manufacturing and sourcing hub is the key message it is looking to push at the IAF World Convention.