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Cascale and Worldly take a ‘deep dive’ into the climate-related regulatory challenges facing Asia-Pacific’s textile industry

The report examines the growing trend of climate and supply chain-related regulations

Global nonprofit Cascale and supply chain sustainability platform Worldly have published a new policy document to analyse how prepared garment and textile suppliers in southeast Asia are for impending climate-related legislation.

‘Navigating Regulation and Building Resilience: Key Trends in Corporate Supply Chain Responsibility for APAC in 2025’, which has been published ahead of the Cascale Forum event in Vietnam, examines the growing trend of climate and supply chain-related regulations across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region and their implications for global brands, manufacturers, and suppliers.

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