REGIONAL NEWS
| GRI in the supply chain |
| Does freedom of association exist in China? |
| Upcharge to cover wage hike |
SOCIAL COMPLIANCE
| Outdoor Industry Association launches Eco Index |
| CSR Asia: how companies should engage with NGOs |
| Which CoC is right for you? |
TEXTILE AND GARMENT PRODUCTION
| What are realistic delivery times? |
| CSR Asia: "it's in the jeans" |
| China Labor Watch: worst sweatshop in the world |
ENVIRONMENT
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| Outdoor Industry Association launches Eco IndexFriday, 03 September 2010The outdoor industry recently launched a collaboratively-developed environmental impact assessment framework for apparel, footwear and gear: the Eco Index. |
GRI in the supply chainThursday, 02 September 2010The Global Reporting Initiative (GRI) reported that it is building sustainability reporting capacity within the supply chains of large multinationals. |
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MORE NEWS
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| Lèse-majesté in ThailandWednesday, 11 August 2010Over the past century many nations have come to emphasise offences against the honour of the state, rather than that of the monarch or other political figures1. However, lèse-majesté (an offence... |
China shuts down 2,000 polluting factoriesTuesday, 10 August 2010China's state media has reported that more than 2,000 highly polluting, unsafe or energy inefficient factories will be shut down by September 2010. The notice includes factories producing for paper,... |
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Welcome to CSRtextile.com
CSRtextile.com is an on-line magazine published by MCL Global, which is dedicated to promoting the move towards a more ethical and socially responsible global clothing supply chain.
This new web-site will provide readers with a wide range of exclusive news and features on corporate social responsibility (CSR) within the textile and garment industries right through the garment supply chain.
CSRtextile.com expects that textiles and garments should be manufactured, produced and handled in an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable manner whilst balancing the interests of diverse stakeholders.
A number of factors influence the scope of this definition. We aim to explore as many of these factors as possible.
We look forward to keeping this dialogue about CSR and the textile and garment industry thriving!
Karl Borgschulze,
Editor-In-Chief