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Sagarika Sengupta

Consultant Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations
Sagarika Sengupta

Sagarika Sengupta is Consultant with the Indian Council for Research on International Economic Relations (ICRIER).

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Unsold Clothes / EU Rules Report
The shift from disposal to disclosure reframes surplus inventory as a governance question rather than a logistical afterthought within European fashion markets.

EU Moves to End Routine Disposal of Excess Apparel Stock; New Rules Redefine Fashion Surplus

  • Special Correspondent

13 February 2026
Retail Watch / Services Report
Retail is increasingly where fashion’s sustainability commitments are tested in practice, through everyday decisions on product handling, services, transparency, and how customer interactions shape long-term environmental and commercial outcomes.

Service-Based Retail Is Redefining What Sustainable Fashion Really Demands

  • Special Correspondent

9 February 2026
 
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Climate Action / Decarbonisation Costs Interview
Climate exposure in apparel is increasingly expressed in margins and capital flows rather than abstract sustainability metrics or voluntary disclosures.

Fashion’s Growth Model Faces a Structural Climate Stress Test

  • Subir Ghosh

23 February 2026
Forest Resources / MMCF Pressures Analysis
The promise of renewable fibres rests on a forest economy now tightening under climate pressure, land competition, and regulatory scrutiny across multiple jurisdictions.

Textile Brands Underestimating Wood-Fibre Exposure as Climate and Regulation Converge

  • Subir Ghosh

19 February 2026
 
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Home Fashion / Cork Rugs Feature
The first rug brand in the world combining an innovative cork solution with traditional tapestry techniques. Sugo Cork Rugs highlights eco-design, well-being and uniqueness paired with contemporary design.

Uncorked, And How! With a ‘Solution’ to Weave Rugs

  • Richa Bansal

7 June 2022
Sector Scanner / State of Leather 2022 / III Interview
When we throw away hides and skins, we are discarding one of the most sophisticated materials ever made by nature and decomposing them while creating a great microbiological hazard. A responsible way is to use to make long lasting products that can be repairable, biodegradable and can be used instead of fossil-based materials.

Leather Industry can Veritably be Part of the Climate Solution

  • Richa Bansal

7 December 2022