Campaigners urge brands to protect workers from tariffs

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The Clean Clothes Campaign fears the costs of higher tariffs on garment supply chains will be offloaded on workers

GLOBAL - Worker rights campaigners are calling on fashion brands and retailers to protect their supply chain workers from the impacts of President Trump's tariffs.

Garment producing countries such as Cambodia (49%), Vietnam (46%), Sri Lanka (44%), Bangladesh (37%), China (34%), Indonesia (32%), Pakistan (29%) and India (26%) face some of the highest tariffs.

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