Sustainability reporting not only builds trust, strengthens global partnerships but also showcases the industry’s commitment to ethical and responsible practices.
Sustainability
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Sustainability
How IFL is driving sustainability in RMG business! – Ashna Huq, Director of Incredible Fashions Ltd. (IFL)
In an exclusive conversation with Apparel Resources (AR), Ashna Huq, Director of Incredible Fashions Ltd. (IFL), discusses the innovative sustainability strategies that IFL has implemented, the collaborations needed for meaningful progress
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Sustainability
“Industry’s collective influence is key to driving change”: Carolina van Loenen, Cascale
In a candid discussion with Apparel Resources, Carolina van Loenen, Director of Stakeholder Engagement at Cascale, shares how the company seeks to create pathways for continuous improvement, transparency and greater alignment with internati
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Recent trends indicate a gradual decline in the proportion of women workers in the RMG sector of Bangladesh. Unlike the past, where women constituted 80 per cent of labour force, the latest estimates reveal a decrease to less than -66 per c
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While Bangladesh has demonstrated its strength in sustainability, awareness of Digital Product Passport remains limited. However, in discussions with Apparel Resources, exporters are confident that, despite the initial challenges, they will
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Sustainability
Co-creating sustainability: Bangladesh’s RMG industry and global sustainability advocates join forces
Bangladesh’s sustainable initiatives are being pushed through greater emphasis on ‘Co-Creation’ of sustainability as brands and impact investors join hands with factories, providing financial support to RMG companies and helping them
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Sustainability
Rethinking profit without depleting resources: Analysis of Textile Exchange ‘Materials Market’ report
In its latest 'Materials Market' report, Textile Exchange highlights the key global market trends with an aim to aid the industry in achieving a 45 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions that come from producing fibres and raw mater
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Calling itself a custodian of Australian fashion, APG & Co., claims that its role is to celebrate heritage and to allow its brands to express themselves in contemporary and authentic ways.
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To gain deeper insight into Bangladesh’s sustainable practices, Apparel Resources conducted an extensive survey, reaching out to hundreds of RMG factories to assess their readiness to transition towards a circular economy model.