Challenges abound for garment industry in Myanmar | Borneo Bulletin Online

Myanmar garment workers face long hours and low pay as global brands consider their roles amidst political instability. BANGKOK (ANN/The Straits Times): Despite the ongoing political instability, production lines remain active in certain Yangon garment factories, posing a dilemma for international fashion brands: continue operations in Myanmar or consider an exit strategy? In a factory […]

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