Mexico's President Enrique Pena Nieto will travel to China next week to discuss trade, including a visit to e-tail giant Alibaba, as Mexico looks to decrease its dependence on NAFTA, especially trade with the U.S.
The US textile industry, like its European counterpart, is struggling with recruitment problems, its rural employees being reportedly among the lowest-paid in the manufacturing sector.
Dr. Martens has recalled over 30,000 vegan boots in the US and Canada after it discovered wearing them exposed people to the toxic dye chemical benzidine.
No matter how many clothes UK adults own, they tend to wear the same few looks in rotation, a new survey shows. Both men and women do that, but only women worry about being seen in the same clothes again and again.
Myanmar is the new promised land for low-cost textile manufacturing, with burgeoning exports, but fresh demonstrations have erupted as its workers demand minimum-wage increases.
After recording sustained growth during the last decade, global footwear export growth is falling, according to the 2017 World Footwear Yearbook. With Asia leading by region, Europe is gaining ground.
By the end of 2018, L'Oréal will close down one of its factories in Rio de Janeiro and transfer its output to São Paulo, as a result of the economic problems affecting Brazil.
Following the success of Lakmé Fashion Week (LFW) last week, the Australian High Commissioner stated that she sees fashion as a way to bring the two nations closer together.
U.S. department store operator Sears Holdings Corp is having trouble stocking shelves, as some vendors have fled while others are demanding stricter payment terms because of difficulties hedging against default risk.
A Chinese court has ordered three domestic shoemakers to pay more than 10 million yuan ($1.5 million) to New Balance in damages for infringing the U.S. sportswear company’s signature slanting logo.
Beijing has decided to ban imports of waste destined for recycling, including textiles, threatening to raise the levels of textile waste and severely endangering the recycling industry.
AmEx will end up paying a settlement to credit card customers in Puerto Rico and other US territories for charging higher interest rates and engaging in discriminatory practices, federal regulators said on Wednesday.
Mexico and Canada on Wednesday dismissed U.S. President Donald Trump's threat to scrap NAFTA, describing it as a negotiating tactic designed to gain an advantage during talks on updating the agreement.
To crack down on modern slavery, Australia plans to introduce a legislation that would force companies with annual revenues of over $100 million to scrutinise supply chains for any forced labour.
British Retail Consortium (BRC) has welcomed the greater clarity that is emerging on how goods placed onto market before Brexit could be traded and moved between the UK and EU markets after Brexit.