Garment supply chain shocks test due diligence

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The OECD forum in Paris is warned that overlapping geopolitical and market shocks are exposing deep weaknesses in garment supply chains

PARIS – Global supply chain shocks are now a daily reality for garment producers and brands, but speakers at an OECD session in Paris argued that robust due diligence and stronger social dialogue can turn disruption into a “shock absorber” rather than a breaking point.

Governments of heavy garment producing regions such as Cambodia can be part of this solution, argued the country’s Labour Minister H E Heng Sour.

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