REGIONAL NEWS
| Apparel sector draws investors’ attention |
| China losing its factory of the world to Bangladesh? |
| China evaluates environmental quality standards |
SOCIAL COMPLIANCE
| Fashion brands join forces for fire safety |
| SAI and CNTAC work to improve factory conditions |
| Weak CSR link in supply chain |
TEXTILE AND GARMENT PRODUCTION
| Price of Chinese textile and garment exports rises |
| Cash incentive for primary textile in Bangladesh |
| Bangladesh cracks down on polluting factories |
ENVIRONMENT
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| Apparel sector draws investors’ attentionWednesday, 12 October 2011Bangladesh - Duty benefits and quick returns in the apparel and services sector have made Bangladesh a profitable investment platform for investors both locally and internationally. |
Price of Chinese textile and garment exports risesThursday, 06 October 2011China - Xinhua reported that the average price of China's exports is rising as export quantity growth slows, according to customs data. In the meantime, China's foreign trade gains more momentum with... |
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| Decentralising garment units in BangladeshWednesday, 21 September 2011Bangladesh - Waste and rejected fabric from high-end garment factories in Dhaka and Chittagong are being transformed into demanding wear at small home-like-factories in the northern parts of... |
China shuts down polluting factory after protestsTuesday, 20 September 2011China - After 4 days of protests by local residents over pollution fears, Chinese authorites shut down a solar panel factory.
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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