U.S. Customs and Border Protection is preparing its Automated Commercial Environment system to electronically process reimbursements, but it'll take time.
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U.S. Customs and Border Protection is preparing its Automated Commercial Environment system to electronically process reimbursements, but it'll take time.
Democrat-led states such as California and New York say that the White House’s justifications for using Section 122 to impose tariffs of up to 15 percent for 150 days don’t fall under its limited use scenarios.
After a stretch of false starts and major hurdles, the two are ready for their second act together, with Circulose joining Spinnova’s growing consortium to scale up its cellulosic pulp-to-fiber technology.
But after this "transition point" comes the overarching question: Will there be demand for the products?
My daughter's negotiation with one of our cats over the timing of his dinner—she wants to stick to the usual timing; he wants to be fed earlier—is the toughest trade talk I've ever encountered. Lots of screaming on both sides. Very uncivil.
It also follows "very strong" fourth-quarter revenue of nearly $3 billion and $21.2 billion in full-year gross merchandise volume
Better Buying's data shows that when commercial pressures reach a breaking point, the risk of unauthorized subcontracting, excessive overtime and other workers’ rights violations can also increase.
European Union member states have granted their final consent to the simplification of sustainability reporting rules and due diligence requirements.
South Asia's largest apparel-tech manufacturer seeks to move from primarily cut-and-sew production toward expanded knitting, dyeing and finishing.
In a rare public speech, Shein founder and CEO Xu Yangtian outlined the e-tail giant's ambitions for a "smart supply chain system" in Guangdong Province.
Patagonia's SoHo store aims to become the outdoor retailer's first unionized outlet in the eastern United States.
New Jersey factories, Oregon ranches and L.A. knitwear producers are dressing Team U.S.A.—and future-proofing U.S. manufacturing.
With a 2025 trade deficit that is down just 0.2 percent from the year before, according to official data, the United States has far from ceded its position as a net importer.
When it comes to combating climate change, the sluggish pace of fashion as usual could result in less fashion altogether.
The Samyukt Kisan Morcha, which represents 100 farmers’ groups, went so far as to call the agreement a "total surrender" of Indian agriculture to American corporate giants.
The move came after the discovery of illicit weapons and childlike sex dolls on the Chinese e-tailer's website late last year.
At the sixth edition of Sustainability Talks Istabul in the Turkish capital, participants talked about the opportunities and pitfalls of a green transition.
A High Court lawsuit said that it was "not credible" that co-founder and former chairman Mahmud Kamani would have been unaware of how those factories were being operated.
The Dublin-based arms of UPS and Temu’s parent company, Whaleco Inc., are facing off over unpaid delivery bills related to the Chinese-founded e-tailer’s small-package shipments.
The European Commission also added new rules under the under the ecodesign for sustainable products regulation, including one that clarifies the circumstances under which destruction is permissible.
While the binding agreement will be preserved in its current form through 2029, at least two brands have indicated they don’t intend to sign.
British-made products carry cachet, but the region's grip on apparel and textile production has weakened over the decades.
In London's Docklands, a sustainable denim finishing company is turning today's written-off stock into tomorrow's latest thing.
Among the other outrages in today's news from the @washingtonpost.com, management has gutted the Pulitzer-winning climate team, according to @sammyroth.bsky.social. Their work has been so important — one more reason to be heartbroken today. And pissed. www.climatecoloredgoggles.com/p/washington...
The AAFA found that 41 percent of counterfeit products it tested were replete with heavy metals, phthalates and "forever chemicals."
A year after the Trump administration cancelled hundreds of millions in labour rights funding, hard-won gains are now at risk.
After a gutting year of funding cuts, labor experts discuss the outlook for human rights in fashion.
