'Must do better' – Fashion Transparency Index – Ecotextile News
LONDON – Brands and retailers have been urged to further increase transparency to tackle the climate crisis and social inequality, in the latest Fashion Transparency Index from the Fashion Revolution initiative.
Fashion companies scored an average of just 24 per cent – only one per cent up on last year – with one in three scoring less than 10 per cent in the seventh annual assessment of 250 of the world's largest brands and retailers.
Some 85 per cent of brands did not disclose their annual production volumes, despite concern about over production and waste, and 96 per cent did not reveal the number of supply chain workers paid a living wage.
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This “Eyes on Trafficking” story is reprinted from its original online location.
ABOUT PBJ LEARNING
PBJ Learning is a leading provider of online human trafficking training, focusing on awareness and prevention education. Their interactive Human Trafficking Essentials online course is used worldwide to educate professionals and individuals how to recognize human trafficking and how to respond to potential victims. Learn on any web browser (even your mobile phone) at any time.
More stories like this can be found in your PBJ Learning Knowledge Vault.