SHANGHAI / LUXEMBURG - Chinese-owned discount online retailer Temu has entered into a partnership with testing company Eurofins in a bid to improve its product safety and compliance. Temu is teaming ...

Incoming German coalition government set to abolish German Supply Chain Act in favour of European legislation ...

New Californian AB 405 environmental bill is a potential game-changer but ignores some important industry truths ...

Teijin is to use blockchain technology to ensure DPP-compliance for its range of carbon and aramid fibres for technical textiles ...

John Lewis has rolled out its repair service for clothing, handbags and home textiles to all UK stores after successful ...

Global Commission on Modern Slavery and Human Trafficking highlights forced labour risk among 'vulnerable' fashion and ...

In this new webinar, Austrian fibre supplier Lenzing details its progress to meet a wide range of stringent environmental and ...

Denim giant Soorty has joined the Organic Cotton Accelerator’s non-GMO seeds programme to supply farmers in its supply chain ...

Inditex, owner of zara, is to fund the university education of 50 female textile industry workers in Bangladesh ...

The Clean Clothes Campaign fears the costs of higher tariffs on garment supply chains will be offloaded on workers ...

MMCF producer Yibin Grace opens pilot plant to produce dissolving pulp from pre- and post-consumer textile waste ...

Coalition of 89 civil society groups urges IFC and EBRD to act on allegations surrounding Indorama project in Uzbekistan ...