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The 'Writing's on the Wall' for PFAS in Fashion

The ‘Writing’s on the Wall’ for PFAS in Fashion

The AAFA has pledged to ensure that all payments are made in a timely manner and garment workers are treated in accordance with labor laws.

Brands Urged Not to ‘Disengage Abruptly’ from Sri Lanka

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What Consumers Really Want to See on an Eco-Label

The AAFA is asking the SEC to give fashion brands an additional one to three years to comply with Scope 1 and 2 measurement demands.

Why Fashion’s ‘Acutely’ Worried About SEC’s Climate Disclosure Proposal

Patricia Fahy

New York Assembly Voted to Ban PFAS From ‘Common Apparel.’ Here’s What That Means.

American retail’s Big Four trade groups are calling for greater clarity, uniformity and transparency on the Department of Homeland Security’s enforcement of the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA), which was signed into law in December and whose “rebuttable presumption” barring the majority of products from China’s Xinjiang region is scheduled to take effect in June.

What Retail Really Wants from the Uyghur Bill: ‘You Really Have to Guess What the Issue Is’

Cosabella is suspending production orders in Ukraine amid Russia’s full-throated assault on its smaller Eastern European neighbor.

Adidas Takes Wait-and-See Approach to Ukraine Production

Brands such as Gap, H+M and Levi Strauss are not speaking out about the minimum-wage disputes in Pakistan, labor campaigners say.

H&M Speaks Out on Minimum-Wage Struggle

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AAFA: Minimum-Wage Non-Payment in India Puts Members at ‘Great Risk’

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