HeyJaredJessica Binns
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Bluesignâs First Campaign Is a Fight Against Greenwashing (opens the original)
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Bluesign is stepping out from the supply chain shadows and into the world of consumers. The Swiss certification system, better known to sourcing, product and sustainability teams than to shoppers, is launching its first global awareness campaign, The Unseen Process, on September 20 at the start of New York Climate Week. The campaign will center around Bluepass, a new certification label that can appear on product pages, hangtags and inside garments, with QR codes linking shoppers to verification
Can Tariffs Be Fought in Court? (opens the original)
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Fashion’s tariff fight has moved from the customs desk to the courthouse, again. On August 3, 25 Democratic-led states and governors filed a complaint in the US Court of International Trade challenging the Trump administration’s latest forced labor Section 301 tariffs. The complaint casts the tariffs as the administration’s third attempt to preserve a broad tariff regime under cover of labor enforcement, after earlier efforts under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) and Sect
What to Know About the New US Tariffs (opens the original)
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Fashion’s tariff problem used to have a predictable direction of travel: get less exposed to China, source closer to home, and build greater resilience. The American government’s latest maneuvers have made that roadmap maddeningly harder to read, and in some cases, harder to follow. Last month, the US Trade Representative (USTR) imposed 10% or 12.5% tariffs on imports from 60 economies, using Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 to target trading partners the administration believes have failed
North American Trade Pact Review Unsettles Fashion Sourcing Plans (opens the original)
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For years, North America — especially Mexico — has been held up as an attractive sourcing alternative to China for US fashion: close enough to reduce lead times, structured enough to offer preferential trade treatment, and politically convenient enough to fit the sector’s diversification narrative. That pitch is becoming increasingly complicated. This month, the US-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), a trilateral free-trade deal that was established in 2020, underwent its first mandatory six-year j
Fashionâs Big Supply Chain Stress Test (opens the original)
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When US President Donald Trump and Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian signed a 60-day ceasefire and de-escalation document on June 17, the development offered fashion companies weathering the months-long US-Iran conflict something short of certainty: a pause, a planning window and, perhaps, a chance to assess how much damage from the geopolitical crisis could be unwound. The answer, so far, is complicated. The US remains at war with Iran, the ceasefire remains fragile, and renewed strikes have
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