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Garment workers face heat risks in Bangladesh as energy cuts curb cooling

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By Tahmid Zami Verified
| The Japan Times Verified
Factories across Bangladesh, the world’s second-largest clothes supplier, have turned off fans and coolers due to energy cuts caused by the Iran conflict, with workers sweltering and a drop in productivity likely costing billions of dollars. As Bangladesh enters the hottest time of the year, since late April the garment industry belt around the capital Dhaka has endured alternating rain and scorching heat. Temperatures have reached 37 Celsius with high levels of humidity.
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Passport for fashion aims to end industry greenwashing

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By Tahmid Zami Verified
| Bilyonaryo
By Md. Tahmid Zami, Thomson Reuters Foundation DHAKA, Dec 16 (Thomson Reuters Foundation) – Clothes destined for Europe could soon require digital passports to prove their green credentials, opening a new era of transparency for the world’s $1.7-trillion fashion industry. Consumers will be able to scan QR codes or electronic tags to see the garments’ digital product passports (DPPs) and check if a fashion brand’s green claims are true.
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Passport for fashion aims to end industry greenwashing

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By Tahmid Zami Verified
| Context Verified
Boxes of clothing for export are pictured at a clothing factory in Guangzhou, Guangdong province, China April 1, 2025. REUTERS/Sophie Yu What’s the context? Passport for textiles could verify green claims as global fashion seeks to reduce its environmental footprint.
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