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Teejay Lanka PLC has reported a revenue milestone of Rs 50 billion at Group level for FY 2021-22, achieving its first annual sales of a quarter of a billion in US Dollar terms at the rates of exchange that prevailed during the year. A strong fourth quarter during which revenue grew 38% to Rs 13.5 […]

Bio Extracts (Pvt) Ltd, the manufacturer of Sri Lanka’s leading herbal health care brand “Baraka” was awarded as one of the 10 Best Workplaces in the Manufacturing and Production Industries in Sri Lanka 2022 and was presented with the “Great Place to Work Certification” recently. The Great Place to Work for all model was used […]

Read article about Fashion’s impact on environment keeps growing in proportion to the increase in the number of fashion pieces manufactured, requiring companies to address this issue. and more articles about Textile industary at Fibre2Fashion

Nearly 100 members of Congress including 35 from the Cotton Belt recently wrote President Joe Biden asking for a review of all available options to lower the cost of fertilizer.

Fashion is working hard to improve its reputation when it comes to its impact on the environment. Many businesses have published ambitious sustainability

Attendees at the Drapers Sustainable Fashion Conference this morning (21 April) joined Tara Luckman, apparel sector expert and adviser, US Cotton Trust

Launched in the summer of 2020, the Trust Protocol is voluntary for U.S. cotton producers and allows reporting on six key sustainability metrics from the farm-level.

The Biden Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation did recently announce that $450 million in grant funds had been made available to expand port capacity.

The Biden Administration and the U.S. Department of Transportation did recently announce that $450 million in grant funds had been made available to expand port capacity.

Picking denim factories is “like a giant roulette game right now,” he said. "You’re trying to cover every number, but you won’t win big.”