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CEO, Included (D&I). Author (Building An Inclusive Organisation, Inclusive Talent Management, The Inclusion Imperative). @Forbes @YGLvoices @WEF Contributor.
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Safety crackdown shuts Bangladesh apparel units

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By Stephen Frost
| Ecotextile News Verified
DHAKA – The recent suspension of operations at three readymade garment (RMG) factories in Chattogram’s North Kattali area underscores the challenge of maintaining structural integrity in Bangladesh’s apparel hubs. Operating under the oversight of the Bangladesh government, the RSC is tasked with reporting and monitoring the Corrective Action Plans (CAPs) of thousands of factories.
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Prato pilot targets textile labour exploitation

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By Stephen Frost
| Ecotextile News Verified
PRATO – Italian authorities have placed a Chinese textile entrepreneur under house arrest in Prato as part of a significant operation against labour exploitation. The probe has revealed that even prestigious labels, often claiming ‘Made in Italy’ status, have relied on supply chains where migrant workers from China and Pakistan endure extreme hours and unsafe environments. Already have an account? Log In Explore all our independent journalism from as little as 30p per day.
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Upcycling study warns against extreme novelty

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By Stephen Frost
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RALEIGH – The unwritten rule behind the upcycled fashion movement is if you want to save the planet and attract fashion-forward consumers, you must make products look novel, say researchers at North Carolina State University. Examples include patchworked denim fused with neon nylon or architectural silhouettes that defy traditional tailoring. The logic behind this is that the more ‘transformed’ the garment, the more unique it feels, and the more ‘green’ it appears. Already have an account?
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