A Closer Look at SHEIN, Temu, and Inditex

A Closer Look at SHEIN, Temu, and Inditex

The French Senate has approved a new legislation that puts strict rules on ultra-fast fashion brands like SHEIN and Temu. This bill bans ads for brands that harm the environment and fines those that don’t follow sustainability rules. The goal is to push the fashion industry toward more eco-friendly practices with lower carbon footprint, aiming…

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Arvind, Fashion for Good's 'Near-Carbon-Neutral' Factory Initiative Seeks to Break Industry Paralysis

Arvind, Fashion for Good’s ‘Near-Carbon-Neutral’ Factory Initiative Seeks to Break Industry Paralysis

What will it take for low-impact textile manufacturing innovation to operationalize and scale beyond the “blah blah blah” of good intentions but lethargic action that has locked the industry in action-plan paralysis? Arvind Limited and Fashion for Good want to find out. The Indian production giant and the Amsterdam innovation platform are at the Global…

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US Environmental Protection Agency: How deregulation could undermine fashion’s sustainability goals

US Environmental Protection Agency: How deregulation could undermine fashion’s sustainability goals

The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)’s latest deregulatory moves could have far-reaching consequences for the fashion industry, particularly for companies committed to ambitious sustainability targets. With sweeping rollbacks across emissions, air quality and water pollution regulations, the changes could ease short-term compliance costs for some apparel businesses — but at what long-term price? The EPA…

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VinFast Charges into Indian EV Market with New SUVs

VinFast Charges into Indian EV Market with New SUVs

Vietnam’s electric vehicle manufacturer VinFast enters the Indian market by unveiling two premium electric SUVs, the VF6 and VF7, at the India Auto Show in New Delhi. The move marks VinFast’s strategic expansion into the world’s third-largest car market, challenging local players like Mahindra & Mahindra and China’s BYD. VinFast Asia CEO, Pham Sanh…

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Can the Lithium Market Overcome Falling Prices and Weak Demand in 2024? • Carbon Credits

Can the Lithium Market Overcome Falling Prices and Weak Demand in 2024? • Carbon Credits

The lithium market has entered a period of price decline, mainly because of weaker demand conditions and an oversupply of lithium carbonate in key regions. In October, seaborne lithium carbonate prices for Asia dropped by 3.8%, hovering around $10,000 per metric ton, according to S&P Global Commodity Insights analysis.  The price dip reflects the seasonal…

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