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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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Going Circular / Waste Flows Report
Waste accumulates faster than the mechanisms built to convert it into something usable again, leaving each year's surplus to compound against a system still catching up.

Textile Circularity Stalls Where Education, Community and Business Fail to Connect

  • Special Correspondent

10 July 2026
Event Roundup / Brussels 2026 Analysis
Decades of quiet infrastructure built around collection, grading and international redistribution now underpin any credible circular textile economy, though the sector rarely receives comparable attention in policy design.

Brussels Proved Circularity Has Grown up; Now Industry Needs to Catch up

  • Mohammed Patel

14 July 2026
 
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Water Pollution / New Study Report
Cleaner water can mask fibre that has simply changed address, a distinction between genuine reduction and pollution that has merely relocated from one compartment to another.

Why Cleaner Water Has Not Meant Less Pollution; Fashion Keeps Fixing Wrong Leak in the Pipe

  • Special Correspondent

5 August 2026
Country Overview / Mexico Workers Report
The garment sector's smallest workshops and home-based units sit outside inspection by design, concealing the workers whose conditions are least documented and hardest to reach.

In Mexico, the Absent Inspector Is a Policy Choice, Not a Budget Accident

  • Special Correspondent

3 August 2026
 
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Biomaterials / Blueview Pacific Interview
When two surfers with a passion for the planet met in a beachside coffee shop in Cardiff, they had no idea the kind of eco-innovation that would emerge from their unlikely run-in. But when footwear industry expertise meets the most impressive advancement in biotechnology to date, the only choice is to use that fusion for meaningful change: to create the world’s first fully biodegradable* sneaker.

The Story Behind the World's First Biodegradable Footwear: In Their Own Words

  • Subir Ghosh

22 August 2022
Deep Focus / Africa Seconds / I Interview
Traders selling second-hand clothes at Gikomba Market in Nairobi. It is one of the biggest and busiest markets in the country.

Narratives about Second-Hand Clothing Being Driven by Those Who Are Misinformed

  • Subir Ghosh

10 June 2024
 
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Tackling PFAS / New Initiative
Moving away from a single class of persistent chemicals is rarely simple, requiring careful evaluation of what a genuine alternative should look like before any substitution takes place.

New Effort to Test Alternative Water- and Oil-Repellent Options Involves Brands, Manufacturers and Technology Providers

  • Staff Writer

7 August 2026
Event Update / ITMA 2027
Manufacturers from dozens of countries do not share a language, a currency or a time zone, yet they turn up to the same halls anyway, betting that presence pays off.

ITMA 2027 Receives Strong Industry Response

  • Staff Writer

6 August 2026