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Fast Retailing announces 2030 sustainability targets and action plan
Uniqlo's parent company, Fast Retailing, has declared that it will "advance" its LifeWear idea in order to speed up its transition to a new business model that will include both sustainability and
Fast Retailing's emission targets gain SBTi approval
Uniqlo owner Fast Retailing, has stated that the Science Based Targets initiative (SBTi) has approved its targets to reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by the end of the decade. SBTi approval
UNIQLO comes to India with significant investments
UNIQLO founder and chairman Tadashi Yanai — Japan’s wealthiest man — who runs one of the world’s largest apparel retail company Fast Retailing Group said the company has made significant
Japanese retailer Uniqlo keen on entering India market to source garments
Fast Retailing Group, a Japanese retailer that runs UNIQLO chain of casual clothing is keen to enter the Indian market aiming to source garments from India. The Japanese fashion retailer has been
Infinited Fiber Company secures funding round with new investors
Finnish fashion and textile technology company Infinited Fiber Company has successfully completed a 40 million euro funding round, drawing support from both new and existing investors. Notable new
ILO, Bangladesh govt launches workplace injury insurance pilot for garment workers
The International Labour Organization (ILO) and a number of clothing companies, including H&M Group, Fast Retailing, and Bestseller, have collaborated on a pilot project to give income
Green Doraemon becomes Uniqlo’s sustainability ambassador
Japanese casual wear designer, manufacturer, and retailer, Uniqlo made a renewed pledge on Monday for zero greenhouse emissions by 2050, reinforcing sustainability as the cornerstone of their global
J Brand cracks the code to denim comfort
The consumers in the denim space are constantly on the lookout for stretch denim as it provides comfort. All the denim players seek different ways to innovate a highly flexible fabric that people
Who’s paying the garment workers?
As U.S. and European brands and retailers cancel or suspend orders amid the deepening coronavirus pandemic, labor advocates are demanding restitution for the millions of garment workers in Asia who
Chinese, Korean, Indian apparel makers lured to open plants in Ethiopia
Apparel manufacturers from China, South Korea, India and other countries are lured to open new plants in the continent's second most populous nation Ethiopia which is fast developing into a dynamic
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