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H&M Group has moved to a profit in Q1 but says both sales and profits in the period were impacted by Omicron.

North America extended its dominance for industrial automation hiring among apparel industry companies in the three months ending January.

Clarks has engaged circular economy tech start-up Otailo to help process online product returns and reduce its environmental footprint. 

Sports apparel brand New Balance has opened a factory in Methuen, Massachusetts, expanding its commitment to US manufacturing.

The Organic Cotton Accelerator (OCA) has hailed "enormous growth" in the number of farmers joining its programme in 2021/22.

Renewcell and Daiwabo will work together to supply textile fibres made using Circulose to global fashion brands in the coming years.

A new study alleges fashion sustainability certification schemes, labels, and voluntary initiatives are enabling greenwashing.

The proportion of apparel supply chain companies hiring for cybersecurity-related positions rose significantly in February.

Foot Locker has pledged to achieve net zero greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by 2050 or sooner and to setting a science-based target.

Mango has entered the metaverse, launching three wearables and artworks as it reaffirms its commitment to digital innovation.