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Sri Lanka President Resigns, Textile Workers Strike in Myanmar – Sourcing Journal - Vimarsana News

Sri Lanka President Resigns, Textile Workers Strike in Myanmar – Sourcing Journal

Meanwhile, the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association warned a two-week suspension of fuel deliveries to factories would cost $1 billion.

Myanmar Garment Factories Power Through Energy Crisis. That's Not Good – Sourcing Journal - Vimarsana News

Myanmar Garment Factories Power Through Energy Crisis. That's Not Good – Sourcing Journal

Myanmar’s garment factories are still running despite reports that power outages and rising fuel prices are threatening their closure.

Responsible procurement faces 'perfect storm' - Supply Management - Vimarsana News

Responsible procurement faces 'perfect storm' - Supply Management

Businesses sourcing from Asian supply hubs face increasing exposure to human rights violations as modern slavery risks are escalating, according to new research.

Source: cips.org
Rights violations increasing in garment manufacturing hubs, including Bangladesh: Report - Vimarsana News

Rights violations increasing in garment manufacturing hubs, including Bangladesh: Report

The Verisk Maplecroft report stated that key sub-national regions like Dhaka – the Bangladeshi capital city and a major garment-making hub carry higher risks of modern slavery than their respective national averages

Calls to shift Xinjiang supply chains met with warnings of forced labour risks across Asia - Vimarsana News

Calls to shift Xinjiang supply chains met with warnings of forced labour risks across Asia

Pressure is growing for UK and US companies to move supply chains out of Xinjiang following recent measures by both governments to crack down on imports of goods linked to the Chinese region. However, analysts suggest that switching to new suppliers elsewhere in the country, or even in Asia, comes with similar risks. Amid international ...