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Changes in the value chain of the fashion industry

As supply chains remain under pressure, garment manufacturers have an opportunity to lean into vertical integration, nearshoring and small-batch production, while seeking closer upstream and downstream collaboration, according to The State of Fashion 2023, an in-depth report on the global fashion industry, co-published by BoF and McKinsey & Company.

 

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Integration of the (leather) supply chain between Kyrgyzstan and Pakistan

The president of Kyrgyzindustry JSC, Zharasul Abduraimov, met with the general manager of the Brizbane Group of Companies (Pakistan) and Yiwu Bold Look Import & Export Co, Ltd (USA), Asif Muhammad Sulehri, according to reports from the newspapers   Trend and Kabar. It is a strategic initiative to recompose the value chain between the leather sector of Kyrgyzstan, restructuring inactive companies, the tannery and leather products sector of Pakistan and the brokerage of branches in China to finally export to the USA.

 

 

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04 February 2022

COVID-19 supply chain disruptions are weakening retail sales in China

Chinese manufacturing activity slowed this January, thanks to a return of COVID-19 and severe lockdowns that cut off supplies. The National Bureau of Statistics Manufacturing Purchasing Managers Index fell to 50.1 from 50.3 in December.  Reuters reports that the PMI remained above 50 points, but government data contradicts a private survey, which shows that factory activity has declined at the fastest pace in 23 months.

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From the “Fashion Act” to PFA substances, these are the news to keep an eye on in 2022

Fashion is increasingly turning its gaze to legislation on restricted substances and more, as the news focuses on environmental and human rights.  “A number of countries around the world are increasingly sensitive to ‘greenwashing’ and want transparency in the supply chain,” Neri Karra Sillaman* told WWD.  These criteria are applicable to each “priority” sector, including tanneries and textile industries. [* Neri Karra Sillaman, founder of Moda Métiers and professor of strategy and entrepreneurship at the IESEG School of Management in Paris, interviewed by WWD.

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