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Alberta Ferretti Fall/Winter 2021 Hits The Runway
Alberta Ferretti Fall/Winter 2021 Hits The Runway
“As women, we need all the strength we can muster to fight, as we still have so many battles to win.”
“As women, we need all the strength we can muster to fight, as we still have so many battles to win.”
February 25, 2021
When it came to staging her Fall/Winter 2021 show, Alberta Ferretti wasn t about to play around. This season, the designer that usually shies away from all things unnecessarily flashy and flamboyant was clearly feeling the same nostalgia for the bygone times that many of us are feeling at the moment: that bittersweet wistfulness and hope that we all resume business as usual as soon as circumstances allow.
Saint-Gobain Life Sciences, an industry leader in material science-based solutions for cell and gene therapy manufacturing, today launched a new cell culture bag designed specifically for T cell derived
[Funding alert] Investcorp to invest $10.36M in luggage brand Safari Industries
The focus for Investcorp is to target first-generation entrepreneurs to enable them to scale up businesses with asset-light models and proven unit economics.
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$10.36 million in
Safari Industries, a luggage and bags brand. The transaction is now subject to shareholders and regulatory approvals.
Safari Industries is India s third-largest and fastest-growing luggage brand, and has been present in the Indian market for over 40 years.
Incorporated in 1974, Safari Industries was acquired by
Sudhir Jatia in 2012, who is the luggage brand s CEO and Managing Director. Since the acquisition, Safari Industries has grown at a pace faster than the industry and other competitors.
Businesses prepare for South Australia s plastic ban ahead of March 1 roll-out
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Cafe worker Chloe Briddon said Argo On The Square swapped its plastics for compostable options months ago.
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In less than a week, South Australian businesses will face fines if found to be selling, supplying or distributing single-use plastic straws, cutlery or drink stirrers.
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Some cafes have already implemented changes ahead of the March 1 roll-out
There will be exemptions for medical purposes, following criticism from disability advocates
The ban coming into effect on March 1 is the first of its kind to be legislated and implemented in Australia, but many SA businesses have already made significant changes to reduce their plastic footprint.