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Fashion Week to generate US$865mn for New York City
02/21/2012

The biannual New York Fashion Week is likely to fetch revenue of US$ 865 million for the City in 2012, according…

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Would You Boycott Apple Products Until They Improve Working Conditions in China?
02/21/2012

by Andrew Michler, Apple has been in hot water ever since a long and detailed New York Times report came out highlighting…

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Kenyan govt defends new duty on second hand clothes
02/21/2012

The Government of Kenya has defended the revised duty on import of second hand clothes. The Kenya Revenue Authority (KRA) said…

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Office Depot’s Social Responsibility Gets Results
02/21/2012

By Robert Coombs, Office Depot is the nation’s second largest seller of office supplies and services. It may also be the…

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New Seed Bomb McDonald’s Ad is Illegal to Remove Because It’s Made of Protected Poppies
02/21/2012

by Lori Zimmer, This new McDonald’s ad that appeared on the side of the road in California has more staying power…

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WHITE turns to ‘sustainability’
02/21/2012

WHITE, one of Europe’s leading lifestyle exhibition platforms, has joined forces with C.L.A.S.S. to present WHITE GOES GREEN with C.L.A.S.S., a…

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Indian handicraft exports surge in Jan.
02/21/2012

Positive demand from traditional US market and emerging markets like Latin America and Africa has greatly helped India to sustain its…

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Webb as Cotton Council International President for 2012
02/21/2012

James L. “Jimmy” Webb, a Leary, Ga., cotton producer, will serve as the 2012 president of Cotton Council International (CCI). CCI…

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German Hohenstein expands testing capacity in Hong Kong
02/21/2012

On 9 December 2011, Prof. Stefan Mecheels, Head of the Hohenstein Institute, opened the new test laboratory at the International Textile…

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Behind the Label: Levi Strauss’ E-Valuate Program
02/21/2012

by Jessica Marati, In 1873, Levi Strauss & Company invented the first blue jeans, a durable pair of trousers that could…

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