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UK companies must consider their exposure in Russia, Belarus, the CIS and Ukraine as it will become increasingly difficult to do business.

Dutch clean-tech start-up The Movement has announced successfully raising EUR1m (US$1.1m) in pre-seed funding.

Fashion-Enter tells Just Style at the opening of its sustainable micro-factory that creating apparel 'from pixel to parcel' is the future.

TJX is divesting its equity ownership in Familia and instructed its buyers to stop buying merchandise from Russia and Belarus.

Isbjörn of Sweden, has set bold targets to reduce its CO2 emissions by 50% by 2033 and to become net zero by 2045.

Coats highlights successes in reducing waste and water use and increasing use of recycled materials, in its latest sustainability report.

Volkswagen is realigning its Technical Development (TD) division in Wolfsburg—the Group’s largest engineering unit, with 11,500 employees. The main emphasis is on a complete redesign of the development process, making it interdisciplinary, focused squarely on software, customer requirements and SSP (Volkswagen’s electric platform of the future), and centered on functions...

Gap Inc reported a US$16m net loss for the final quarter of fiscal 2021, compared to net income of $234m in the prior-year period.

Fundamentals for the cotton 2021/22 season look solid, but the challenge is getting fibre from farms to spinning mills.

A digital marketplace has launched to help users to buy and sell deadstock fabric, providing an alternative to mass production and waste.