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| | | ... collaboratively with suppliers to examine costs further up the supply chain. He noted that in Bangladesh's case, the majority of cotton needed to create fabric is imported, so moves to recycle cotton and cotton waste in-country could assure supply ... |
| | | | ... China's Xinjiang province, people from the minority Uighur community are being used for forced labour in the manufacture of cotton textiles. In response to these allegations, global brands such as Nike have announced that they will not use textiles ... |
| | | | ... with COVID-19, we have also been hit with trade bans in key economic industries including barley, beef, wine, seafood, cotton and timber. At the same time as our domestic industries are being hit our superannuation funds are continuing to increase their ... |
| | | | ... Bangladesh Government, BGMEA and BKMEA." ACT welcomed Big W's membership and noted that Big W joins other Australian retailers Cotton On, Kmart and Target as members. "Today, four of Australia's largest and most influential clothing and footwear brands ... |
| | | | ... forced labour, and transparency. Outland Denim achieved an A+ ethical grade with more Australian brands including Kookai, Cotton On and Country Road achieving an impressive A- grade. More apparel companies are participating in the report's survey, and ... |
| | | | ... consume things in our business. Like any other business in the world, we buy things for our use, ranging from uniforms and cotton polo tee shirts for service engineers, through to having commercial cleaning contracts - we rely on other parties to provide ... |
| | | | ... raw materials remains a significant challenge, "with just 7% of companies knowing where all their raw materials, such as cotton, are coming from." In the five years since the report has been conducted, the scope has increased from 41 companies to 114 ... |
| | | | ... industry is increasing its reporting and disclosure of human rights and labour rights issues in their supply chain, with Cotton On Inc, Pacific Brands and APG & Co receiving an A- in Baptist World Aid's 2017 Ethical Fashion Report. The 2017 Ethical Fashion ... |
| | | | Many companies around the world do not have a comprehensive understanding of the performance, risks and sustainability impacts of their supply chain, according to a new report by the UN Global Compact and EY. While leading companies around the world ... |
| | | | ... there are 25 crop and country pairs that are most exposed to water risks, such as paddy rice in Bangladesh and in India, cotton in India, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan, sugar cane and sugar beet in Bangladesh and India, and what in China, India ... |
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