Tariffs and carbon pricing turn up heat on brands

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Building resilient, low-carbon supply chains in an era of economic uncertainty and unpredictable tariffs, could help apparel brands reframe carbon management as a commercial imperative. 

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 As global supply chains brace for a world of tariff uncertainty as well as the expansion of carbon pricing mechanisms, multinational brands face the challenge of managing growing costs and regulatory uncertainty while delivering ambitious decarbonisation commitments.

That’s according to a recent white paper from consultancy Reset Carbon which has offered a roadmap for businesses navigating this complex landscape. It claims the right business strategies can turn disruption into a catalyst for more commercially driven, resilient, and sustainable textile supply chains.

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