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With Resale, Garnet Hill’s Preloved Garments and Beddings Are Ready To be Loved Again (opens the original)
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New Hampshire-based home and apparel brand Garnet Hill has launched a resale marketplace for its pre-owned pieces, marking the next step for a brand that believes quality garments and beddings should last for years, not seasons. Called Garnet Hill Second Nature, the online marketplace launches with a curated assortment of Garnet Hill pre-owned inventory, including apparel, accessories, quilts and blankets. Now five decades in the business, the company framed the launch as the next logical step f
Gartner Predicts Most Supply Chains Still Won’t Use AI to Automate Planning by 2030 (opens the original)
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Despite substantial investments in AI, business technology insights firm Gartner is predicting that only a few organizations will actually use the advanced technology to automate areas of their supply chain planning by 2030. Only 5 percent of organizations that implement some form of supply chain automation will make a minimum of 10 percent of their planning decisions autonomously by the end of the current decade. The prediction, which is based on Gartner surveys and interactions with clients, m
E-Commerce in Europe Grew to Over $1 Trillion in 2025 (opens the original)
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Revenues from e-commerce in Europe reached 911 billion euros ($1.036 trillion) last year, a seven percent increase it achieved despite economic and political concerns that include what they call “unfair competition” from outside platforms, an annual joint industry report read. Revenues grew by seven percent from 842 billion euros ($957 billion) in 2024, according to the latest European E-commerce Report from two influential industry groups namely Ecommerce Europe, which represents the e-commerce
Canopy, a Nonprofit, has a Business Case to Make (opens the original)
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Canopy, a nonprofit that advocates for forest protection, estimates that 300 million trees are logged globally a year to make the virgin wood pulp needed to make viscose, one of the world’s most used fabrics. It’s an environmental cost that often gets lost in the conversation about viscose, a man-made fiber that is made from trees. It’s silky smooth, fluid and historically cheaper than cotton. How can a plant-based fabric be bad for the environment? The short answer is that the industrial proces
Prada Taps Into Agentic AI For Procurement (opens the original)
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The past five years were a culling season of sorts for the Prada Group. Over that period, the Milan-based luxury group engaged in more than 850 on-site factory inspections, including all-night stakeouts outside the facilities of subcontractors, the Financial Times reported earlier this year. As a result of this extensive audit, Prada terminated its relationship with 222 suppliers for allegations of worker abuse, which included excessive work hours and workers sleeping inside the factory. While s
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