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22 March 2023

Artificial intelligence (AI) and retail

As the world's largest search engines unveiled new AI robots, the artificial intelligence (AI) is taking hold in the value chain of fashion accessories, furniture, apparel and footwear, from optimizing resale experiences, helping shoppers find products that are suitable for reducing returns and customizing the purchase journey.

21 March 2023

Ramadan begins today: how should international luxury brands deal with Ramadan?

Luxury brands are studying how to better respond to the business opportunities of Ramadan, while maintaining a respectful relationship with the holy month. Achieving the right balance requires advance planning. [What makes for a meaningful Ramadan campaign? - voguebusiness.com]

13 March 2023

The largest carbon credit certifier modifies its rainforest compensation scheme to regain credibility

"Carbon neutral" claims are often based on credits certified by Verra, and surveys have suggested that many are worthless. These claims bombard us in supermarkets, online and on television and, said the Guardian, are based on carbon credits for a $2 billion voluntary compensation market. Gucci for example, but the fashion sector in general, uses them and presents them as a "nature-based solution", playing on the guilt that consumers feel in contributing to the loss of biodiversity.

08 March 2023

In Italy, fashion tends to regroup supply chains

In Tuscany, fashion contractors internalize subcontracting. From leather goods to buckle finishes, different manufacturers reorganize factories, writes ilSole24ore. The problem of the fashion and leather sector in Italy is the lack of manpower. For this reason, brands acquire strategic suppliers, i.e. those who havegreater expertise and internalize the productions that were once outsourced.

03 March 2023

On sustainability, fashion always plays in defense and is late in lobbying

Other industries have a long and established history of lobbying, but fashion has lagged behind, Vogue writes, widening the gap between industry players and policymakers. Fashion legislation is increasing. In France, the Greenwashing Act (écoblanchiment); in California, extended producer responsibility (EPR); and the EU's European Green Deal. But brands and their supply chains stutter, seem unprepared for change and fail to lobby. [Fashion has a lobbying gap - Vogue Business]

23 February 2023

Gucci Sustainability Drive and the European Fashion Regulation

Makers of luxury goods, whose products are generally less damaging to the environment than fast fashion, are having to work to make their operations greener. [Gucci Launches Sustainability Drive as European Fashion ... - wsj.com]

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