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Will a $5 Fast-Fashion Surcharge Save the Planet?

Will a $5 Fast-Fashion Surcharge Save the Planet?
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Columbia universityNew yorkUnited statesTanya plibersekCarolyn mairElizabeth clineSheng luAntoine vermorel marquesUsbek ricaEuropean councilEuropean unionUniversity of delawareFrench parliamentStandard instituteLes republicainsFashion revolution france

Will a French Legislator s Proposed $5 Fast-Fashion Penalty Work? – Footwear News

Countries and states have begun to propose bills that could impact fast-fashion's grip on consumers. How do the initiatives differ by jurisdiction?

New yorkUnited statesColumbia universitySheng luTanya plibersekUsbek ricaElizabeth clineCarolyn mairAntoine vermorel marquesFrench parliamentUniversity of delawareStandard instituteEuropean unionEuropean councilFashion revolution franceNew standard institute

Week in data: Red Sea, US supplier market, revised outlooks

Just Style's round-up of this week’s news in numbers features the Red Sea crisis, NRF, The Children's Place, Otexa and Shoe Carnival.

Red seaDjibouti generalEl salvadorUnited kingdomUnited statesJonathan goldBen hackettAsia pacificSheng luUniversity of delawareHackett associatesUs office of textilesCompany profileNational retail federationCompany profilesCenterview partners

Why China hopes the US won t touch a century-old trade rule affecting imports under US$800

E-commerce giants Shein and Temu flourish as parcels surpass quarter of a trillion dollars in value annually amid push to tighten de minimis provision.

United statesWhite houseDistrict of columbiaDonald trumpTammy baldwinMarco rubioSherrod brownMike gallagherXinjiang uygurSheng luJoe bidenBill cassidySouth china morning postNational football leaguePeople dailyAndy tsay of santa clara university

Vigilance, agility urged as fashion sector grapples with Red Sea crisis

Fashion retailers are urged to remain vigilant and explore alternative logistics solutions as the Red Sea crisis delays deliveries.

Red seaDjibouti generalUnited kingdomUnited statesSheng luPatrick lepperhoffCompany profileDepartment of fashionBritish retail consortiumCompany profilesUniversity of delawareBoston consulting groupSuez canalCentric market intelligenceApparel studiesHelen dickinson

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