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Latin America, China Prime for Retail Expansion

Chile is primed for retail expansion as the country nabbed the top spot on the 2014 A.T. Kearney Global…

Downlite Becomes First to Earn Responsible Down Standard Certificate in China

Downlite, America’s premiere manufacturer of down and feather bedding, has become the first company in China…

Panjiva Announces Availability of Chinese Trade Data

Panjiva, a leading intelligence platform for global trade professionals, announced Wednesday that it has…

Meeting the Challenge of China’s Fragmented Consumer Market

Despite a slight economic slowdown in China, Western retailers and brands are still very much interested…

Op-Ed: Tensions in Vietnam Yet to Subside

The proverb says that people who live in glass houses shouldn’t throw stones. Is that what just happened in…

Li & Fung Says Vietnam Factory Protests to Cause Week-Long Production Delay

Global sourcing firm Li & Fung said Thursday that production at most of its suppliers’ factories in Vietnam…

Anti-China Protests Destroy Factories in Vietnam, Production Stalled

Angered anti-China protestors set fire to several Chinese and Taiwanese-owned factories in Vietnam and looted…

China Loses US Apparel Market Share in Q1 2014

China’s loss of US apparel import share has been Vietnam’s gain so far in 2014. Total apparel imports for the…

Environmental Enforcements Drive Up the Cost of Dyestuff

Specialty chemicals company Archroma recently announced an immediate cost surge on a wide variety of their…

Chinese E-Commerce Giant Alibaba Plans IPO

Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba filed papers Tuesday for an initial public (IPO) offering that could turn…

Chinese Cotton Reserves Send Cotton Prices on an April Ride

Cotton prices fell for the first two weeks of April, then recovered, finishing the month almost where they…

ICAC: China’s Cotton Policy Changes Increase Sales, Impact Prices

Since China’s announcement in April that it would lower the starting auction price of cotton, sales from the…

Chinese Shoemaking Factory Strikes Wind Down

Massive strikes by Chinese shoemaking factory workers have all but ended, largely due to aggressive…

Chinese Gov’t Allegedly Detains Labor Leaders; Shoemaking Factory Strikes Continue

More evidence that the Chinese government is intervening to halt persistent shoemaking factory strikes…

New Report Attacks TPP’s Central Goals

Adding to a maelstrom of criticism of the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) negotiations, Public Citizen, a…