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The International Labour Organization has said it welcomes China's move towards the ratification of two forced labour conventions.

JCPenney owners Simon Property Group and Brookfield Asset Management are said to have made an US$8.6bn bid for competitor Kohl's.

Clean Clothes Campaign calls on fashion brands to sign Accord for Health and Safety as they are "freeriding" on others' progress.

University professor finds similarities between the way garment workers were treated during the pandemic and the Rana Plaza disaster.

The AAFA has joined forces with other leading organisations to unify the fashion industry’s efforts to address the climate crisis.

Hong Kong-based fashion giant the Esquel Group confirms it has cut production in Sri Lanka resulting from “the loss of many US customers”.

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

The annual buzz around Earth Day always triggers the key question: What has been the impact of fashion firms’ sustainability commitments?

Puma is distributing its experiment Re:Suede sneaker to participants after recording ‘strong interest’ for its biodegradability project.

Archroma has teamed with Stony Creek Colors to scale Stony Creek’s IndiGold high-performance plant-based pre-reduced indigo.