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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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Egypt Industry / China Impact Analysis
Industrial zones purpose-built for foreign manufacturers do not simply attract investment; they shape the terms on which it arrives and the frame through which it is presented domestically.

The Carbon Neutral Deal between China and Egypt That Neither Side Can Yet Prove

  • Subir Ghosh

25 May 2026
Cotton Crisis / indian Duties Analysis
India's raw cotton import duty suspension affects price formation across the domestic supply chain, from farm-gate pricing to mill procurement and downstream yarn costs.

India's Import Duties: Mills Win This Round as Farmers Absorb the Cotton Risk. Once Again

  • Richa Bansal

1 June 2026
 
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Waste Crisis / Seconds Markets Analysis
Long-term relationships between sorters and importers function as informal quality governance systems where reputation and repeated transactions replace formal certification across international borders.

Affordable Clothing for Millions Hangs on a Regulatory Debate Built Without Evidence

  • Subir Ghosh

9 June 2026
Fabric Dyeing / Nwe Techs Commentary
Growing concern over freshwater use is encouraging closer examination of processes traditionally accepted as unavoidable components of large-scale textile production systems.

End of Invisible Dyeing Costs: Compliance Demands Are Redefining the Economics of Textile Production

  • Alok Goel
  • Rohini Swamy

5 June 2026
 
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Under Scanner / Nike Wage Theft Analysis
Without binding frameworks, supply chains will continue to operate on a model of plausible deniability and race-to-the-bottom pricing.

Nike's Unpaid Wages and Erosion of Corporate Credibility in Global Supply Chains

  • Special Correspondent

8 May 2025
Counterfeits / New Tech Commentary
Counterfeit fashion thrives in crowded street markets, where low-quality imitations masquerade as luxury. Such trade fuels a multitrillion-dollar economy, undermining genuine artisans and eroding consumer trust worldwide.

Europe Moves to Embed Proof in Textiles as Counterfeits Reach Trillion-Dollar Scale

  • Subir Ghosh

2 October 2025