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Researcher Governing Forced Labour in Supply Chains Project
Kaitlyn Matulewicz

Kaitlyn Matulewicz is Researcher, Governing Forced Labour in Supply Chains Project.

 
 
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Shein and Temu / South Africa Report
Shein and Temu reached a combined 3.6% share of South Africa’s total retail market within five years. This expansion pace far exceeds that achieved by international physical retail entrants.

South Africa’s Clothing Industry Under Siege from Shein and Temu’s Offshore Dominance

  • Special Correspondent

12 August 2025
Printing Sector / New Milestone Report
Living Ink’s patented pigment production process repurposes discarded algae biomass— sourced from the nutritional supplement industry—into stable, carbon-sequestering pigment.

Living Ink and Crocs Achieve Commercial Printing Milestone with Algae-Based CMYK Ink Tech

  • Richa Bansal

11 August 2025
 
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Leader Speak / Andrew Olah Interview
Transformers Foundation is composed of a group of founders who are experts at what they do. This includes farmers, chemical companies, denim mills, etc. It acts as the voice of the denim industry and the mission is to set an example for other segments of the industry to follow its path—be it footwear, leisurewear or sportswear—where the supply chain has no voice nor are there attempts to enable them have a voice.

Fear of Speaking Out Keeps Denim Suppliers Silent on Unethical Brand Practices in Supply Chains

  • Subir Ghosh

14 August 2025
Water Usage / Indigo Study Report
The study found that water consumption during post-dye washing and rinsing varies significantly between rope and slasher dyeing methods. It also demonstrated that with the right practices in place, water usage can be substantially reduced.

How Denim Industry Competitors Got Together to Measure and Reduce Indigo Dyeing Water Use

  • Subir Ghosh

13 August 2025
 
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Country Overview / Egypt Prospects Commentary
The majority of the Egyptian garment industry's 1.5 million workers, 50% of whom are female, are unbanked, and are paid in cash.

Egypt Stakes Its Claim as Global Textiles and Apparel Powerhouse

  • Subir Ghosh

14 July 2025
Cotton Production / ICAC Study Analysis
Cotton’s "reputation" as a water-hungry crop has long shaped sustainability narratives, but new global data drills holes in that unsubstantiated theory. With 75% of its water needs met by rainfall and just 1.59% of global irrigation attributed to cotton, the real challenge lies in improving irrigation efficiency, not vilifying the fibre.

Cotton’s Water Myth Busted: New Global Study Exposes Flawed 'Thirsty Crop' Claims

  • Subir Ghosh

10 July 2025