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Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin at the BRICS Summit on Sept. 13 in New Delhi.

BRICS Summit Provides Evidence That the Global South May Be Connecting the Dots

A recent New Delhi summit proved that the 11-nation bloc is weaponizing its 40 percent share of global GDP to launch a massive counter-offensive against Western trade dictate.

By Mayu Saini

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Project rPET for High Ends in Kenya in Nairobi, Kenya.
Industry News

Plastic Waste Alliance Touts Gains as Scale Questions Linger

Alexandra Harrell
The Gordie Howe bridge, opened in July, connects Detroit to Windsor, Canada.
Trade

It’s a ‘Dark’ Time for North American Trade, But US Companies Can Learn From Recent History

Kate Nishimura
The Global Port Tracker now projects a 9.6 percent year-over-year jump in inbound cargo for September, reversing a forecast made just two months ago that called for a 5.7 percent decline.
Logistics

NRF Walks Back Peak Season Slowdown Call as September Set to Top 2026 Imports

Glenn Taylor

SNAPSHOT

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President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Trade

'The Panic Has Set In': Canada Tariffs Take Effect, Embattling North America's Textile Supply Chain

Shipping containers are shown in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, on September 2, 2026. Effective September 8, 2026, Canada will impose 15, 25, and 50 per cent tariffs on products drawn from those targeted by U.S. Section 338 and Section 232 tariffs, with individual product rates based on the matching U.S. rate for the same goods.
Logistics

Canada-US Tariff Fight Threatens to Throw Cross-Border Freight Out of Balance

Victoria's Secret protest
Sustainability

EXCLUSIVE: New York City Puts Victoria’s Secret Supplier Practices Under Scrutiny

An apparel factory in Port-au-Prince, Haiti.
Trade

Congress Votes to Reauthorize AGOA, Haiti HOPE-HELP Trade Programs For Two Years

The dwell times coincide with a recent prediction from the L.A. port's Gene Seroka that West Coast ports could see a roughly 5 percent increase in the coming months due to the congestion taking place near the Panama Canal.
Logistics

Container Dwell Times Surge at LA, Long Beach Ports Amid Import Influx

A worker sorts incoming clothing items at Artikel2’s sorting center in Stockholm on April 10, 2025. Sweden's recycling centres are overflowing with clothes after an EU-wide ban this year on throwing away textiles, leaving overwhelmed municipalities eager to have fast fashion giants take responsibility (Photo by Jonathan NACKSTRAND / AFP)
Logistics

Textile Recycling Needs Billions. Investors Want Guarantees.

The storm has shuttered Ningbo-Zhoushan (seen here) and suspended operations at Shanghai’s Yangshan and Waigaoqiao terminals, compounding days-long vessel berthing delays that have lasted since July.
Logistics

Typhoon Saudel Piles More Pressure on China's Congested Ports

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SJ Denim

Denim Tears Debuts Fragrance With Comme des Garçons Parfums

Tears
Sustainability

Cascale Wants to Put the ‘Collective’ Back in Collective Action

Cascale annual meeting 2026
Shoe Industry News

Dick’s Ed Stack: Inventory Misalignment Is the Problem in Athletic Footwear, Not Demand

Dick's and Foot Locker banners
Industry News

Auction Marketplace Buywander Secures $21M in Funding

The recent funding round speaks volumes to the untapped value of returned and overstocked items in the U.S.
Industry News

Tech Tuesday: Unlocking Insights From Data

TrusTrace
Industry News

FABRIC Act Returns with $100M Reshoring Bet

Francisco Tzul from the Garment Worker Center sews lingerie in the back room of Cantiq, a boutique in Los Angeles, California, on April 18, 2025. Trump acknowledges that his tariffs will cause Americans some pain initially, but believes that in the long run they will help bring industrial production back to the United States. But for the Cantiq brand, which makes lingerie in Los Angeles from fabrics often sourced from Asia, the additional tariffs mean higher production costs and potential layoffs. (Photo by Frederic J. BROWN / AFP)
Mergers and Acquisitions

Nasty Gal Sold to WSG as Debenhams Pursues a Leaner Marketplace Model

A look from Nasty Gal
Sustainability

Renoa Receives First New FTC Fiber Classification in 25 Years

Renoa
Sustainability

H&M, Inditex Urged to Support Bangladesh’s Renewable Energy Transition

H&M men's look
Industry News

Zalando’s New Collection Uses ‘Next-Gen Cotton’ From Re&Up

Yourturn is one of Zalando's private labels that will feature shirts that are made with Re&Up fiber.
Industry News

Descartes Datamyne Report Reveals Impact of Tariffs on Import Activity

While Chinese exports to the U.S. dropped 21 percent in April to $33 billion, the same percentage increase flooded into markets like Vietnam, Malaysia and Indonesia.

How Soles4Souls’ Extension into Reconditioning Creates a ‘One-Stop Shop’ for Circularity

Soles4Souls' San Bernardino warehouse.
Industry News

Ralph Lauren Clears 2030 Climate Goal With Lower Production in the Mix

Cotton was the chief material in 81 percent of Ralph Lauren’s apparel units, though less than 1 percent of its cotton volume was regeneratively grown or recycled in fiscal 2026.
Retail

EXCLUSIVE: Old Navy Propels Activewear Into a Subbrand

Taylor Hill modeling Old Navy Sport.
Logistics

FedEx Introduces New Tools to Tackle Tariffs, Customs and Trade Complexity

For e-commerce merchants, the Global Trade Navigator is designed to provide greater certainty around the final cost of an international order before it reaches the customer.

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How Fashion Can Overcome Overproduction While Preserving Profitability

Source Fashion’s Suzanne Ellingham explained an alternative path available for companies to scale back production and better support the value chain.

Source Fashion director Suzanne Ellingham with Jasmin Malik Chua, climate and labor editor at Sourcing Journal
Fireside chat between Vadiraj Kulkarni, business head of Birla Cellulose, and Sarah Jones, senior editor, strategic content at Sourcing Journal

How Birla Cellulose is Greening the Value Chain with Next-Gen Fiber and Traceability Tech

Eileen Fisher's Business Case Sustainability

Eileen Fisher’s Business Case for Sustainability

Mitigating retail cybersecurity risk

Balancing Retail Growth and Cybersecurity Risk

SGS Fireside chat Material Innovation in Circular Fashion

Material Innovation and Verification in Circular Fashion

DSV's Lene Dalsgaard and Ronald Poort in conversation with Sourcing Journal's Glenn Taylor.

Supply Chain Management Is Now a C-suite Concern. Here’s How Logistics Factors In

In conversation with Henry Wong, vice president of product development and marketing at AGI Denim.

AGI Denim Scales Clean Tech Across Operations to Maximize Impact and Efficiency

SJ Denim

Recycled Cotton Holds Strong

One area that mills hope will remain resilient is the denim industry’s commitment to circularity and recycled cotton.

Denim News

Recover Textile Systems
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SJ Denim

What’s Next for Kojima Jeans Street

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