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Supplier-led sustainability legislation guide published

01/08/2023

A newly published report, An apparel supplier’s guide: key sustainability legislation in the EU, US and UK, dives into how fashion’s global supply network might pivot and best respond in the face of increased legislation, specifically that which is now being rolled out in key markets such as the European Union, United States and United Kingdom.

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