Report demands regulatory action in fashion supply chains

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A new report from Earthday.org has detailed key issues and statistics related to the environmental and human damage of fashion supply chains.

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The report identifies initiatives which it thinks are important for industry change.

Environmental advocacy non-profit Earthday.org has released a new report that calls for urgent regulatory intervention across the fashion supply chain to address widespread environmental and human rights concerns.

The report, titled ‘Broken Threads & Twisted Yarns: Legislating the Reform of Fashion’, aims to track key issues as well as ongoing and future legislation in various sectors of the fashion supply chain to ensure meaningful change is achieved.

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