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- Oct 1, 2026
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SJ Fall Summit: From China to Canada, How Trump’s Tariff Agenda Keeps Fashion Guessing (opens the original)
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Did you know there was a trade classification for magic tricks? Neither did Josh Teitelbaum, senior counsel at Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld, until he reviewed the U.S. list of so-called non-sensitive Chinese goods that could be spared from forthcoming tariffs following last week’s Washington summit between President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping. Other notable items on that list: Fireworks, billiard balls, Christmas ornaments and fishing lines. This wasn’t the outcome Teitelbau
Democrats Move to Add Environmental Enforcement to AGOA (opens the original)
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Democratic lawmakers introduced legislation this week that would tie duty-free access under the African Growth and Opportunity Act to environmental enforcement, targeting a long-standing loophole in the landmark trade preferences program that critics say gives foreign polluters a competitive edge over American manufacturers. The Environmental Commitment Objectives for African Growth and Opportunity, or ECO AGOA for short, would add mandatory environmental compliance to the list of political, hum
EU’s New Greenwashing Rules Put Fashion’s Sustainability Claims in Crosshairs (opens the original)
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When the European Commission abruptly withdrew a proposed law targeting nebulous or unfounded corporate sustainability claims in 2025, saying it ran counter to the executive arm’s “simplification agenda,” environmental advocates feared it would open the floodgates to unchecked greenwashing. Their concerns, it seems, might have been premature. On Sunday, the Empowering Consumers for the Green Transition Directive takes effect across the European Union, restricting vague assertions such as “eco-fr
Gabriela Hearst Wants Fashion to Quit Polyester (opens the original)
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Gabriela Hearst knows what’s on the mind of luxury brands that charge $5,000 for a dress made from polyester, a fabric that costs “maybe a couple of euros” per yard. “Margins, margins,” she said at the Columbia Fashion, Energy and Climate Summit at Columbia University’s Pulitzer Hall during New York Climate Week on Monday. “A lot of money gets spent on marketing. My industry is in for a real reckoning partly because of that.” But nothing else irritates the Uruguay-born, New York-based men’s and
Deadly Chinese Factory Fire Puts Fashion’s Safety Gaps in Focus—Again (opens the original)
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A fire that broke out at an unnamed textile factory in southern China on Sunday killed eight people and injured one, state media reported this week. The two-story building in the city of Foshan, in Guangdong Province’s Shunde District, was used for denim washing and related production, according to reports. The cause of the fire, which firefighters extinguished in just over an hour, is still under investigation, Xinhua News Agency said. A total of 63 people at the scene and in surrounding areas
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