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Garment makers unite to demand better terms from retailers By Victoria Waldersee and Ruma Paul / Reuters, DHAKA and LISBON Garment makers in nine countries spanning Asia, the Middle East and North Africa have banded together to demand better contract terms from global clothing retailers, according to a draft document. The suppliers hope their united front will prevent retailers from playing them off against each other in search of more lenient terms after widespread cancelations and payment d...

Global garment makers unite to demand better terms from retailers 04/01/2021 | 02:19am EDT Send by mail : Message : Required fields DHAKA/LISBON(Reuters) - Garment makers in nine countries spanning Asia, the Middle East and North Africa have banded together to demand better contract terms from global clothing retailers, according to a draft document seen by Reuters. The suppliers hope their united front will prevent retailers from playing them off against each other in search of more lenien...

Oh, come on, for gawd sake! We hardly used last year’s and if this year was going to suck like 2020, we figured why waste the money? Recycle! Despite all the corporate blood-letting in the M&E industry, creative content development, production and distribution survived and is ready to do what it’s supposed to do … serve the consumer. Maybe the reset wasn’t all that bad. When Universal announced they were taking Trolls World Tour DTC last April, it was almost as though the company’s p...

Global garment makers unite to demand better terms from retailers By Victoria Waldersee and Ruma Paul Reuters DHAKA/LISBON(Reuters) - Garment makers in nine countries spanning Asia, the Middle East and North Africa have banded together to demand better contract terms from global clothing retailers, according to a draft document seen by Reuters. The suppliers hope their united front will prevent retailers from playing them off against each other in search of more lenient terms after sufferin...

Garment makers in nine countries spanning Asia, the Middle East and North Africa have banded together to demand better contract terms from global clothing retailers, according to a draft document seen by Reuters.

Garment makers in nine countries including Bangladesh -- spanning Asia, the Middle East and North Africa -- have banded together to demand better contract terms from global clothing retailers, according to a draft document seen by Reuters. The suppliers hope their united front will prevent retailers from playing them off against each other in search of more lenient terms after

India vs England 3rd T20I: How to watch on your mobile phone News (Image: Disney+ Hotstar) India vs England third Twenty20 International (T20I) match will take place today at 7 PM IST, with the Indian international cricket team being led by Virat Kohli and the England international cricket team being led by Eoin Morgan. This T20I series consists of five matches, with the first one being one by England and the second one by India. Also Read - Jio Cricket app with live score updates launched...

What recovery? Clothes retailers cut orders while factories fight to survive Clothes retailers in Europe and America sit on excess inventory and cut back on spring orders. Sourcing agents face late payments. Garment factories in Bangladesh are on the rack. The global apparel industry, reeling from a punishing 2020, is seeing its hopes of recovery punctured by a new wave of COVID-19 lockdowns and patchy national vaccine rollouts. Some major retailers are still nursing last year’s clothes, whic...

(Fixes dropped letter in Raffy Kassardjian's name) By Victoria Waldersee and Ruma Paul LISBON/DHAKA, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Clothes retailers in Europe and...

5 Min Read LISBON/DHAKA (Reuters) - Clothes retailers in Europe and America sit on excess inventory and cut back on spring orders. Sourcing agents face late payments. Garment factories in Bangladesh are on the rack. The global apparel industry, reeling from a punishing 2020, is seeing its hopes of recovery punctured by a new wave of COVID-19 lockdowns and patchy national vaccine rollouts.  Some major retailers are still nursing last year’s clothes, which would have been sold off in clearanc...