SYDNEY – Fashion companies have begun to make progress on key issues such as climate change and slave labour but there is still a “long way to go”, according to the 2021 Ethical Fashion Report.
The report, by the Baptist World Aid Australia relief and development agency in partnership with Tearfund New Zealand, concentrates on Australian and New Zealand companies but also includes global brands.
This year’s report follows a special edition of the report in 2020 which focused on the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the industry.
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