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Arthur Friedman

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Industry Seeks Longterm Deal on Ports

ILA and USMX extend negotiations 30 days to reach contract agreement.

Obama Urges Deal in Port Talks

Union and management face Saturday night contract expiration.

Survey Reveals China’s Growing Desire for Green Products

A majority of Chinese consumers are likely to purchase products made from biobased ingredients that offer…

Crailar Pamplico Facility Begins Production

The South Carolina manufacturing facility is set to begin production of its proprietary flax on Friday.

Port Talks Stall as Deadline Nears

The International Longshoremen’s Association and U.S. Maritime Alliance in contract negotiations painted…

This Year’s Fiber Price Stability Expected to Continue

After one of the most volatile years in fiber prices in 2011, stability returned to the market in 2012 and…

Bon-Ton Pays $450K Penalty to CPSC

Fine involves selling of children's wear with drawstrings.

U.S. Issues Toolkit to Fight Child, Forced Labor Abuses

Companies given ways and means to create global supply chain compliance.

Retail Apparel Prices Fall in November

Overall CPI fell for the first time in six months, as gas prices dip.

New York Shows Chasing New Realities

Organizers look to enhance the buyer experience.

Number 1: Moral Hazard

Controversy erupted over tragedy and substandard working conditions, as labor once again became a major focus.

WRAP Sets Fire Prevention Courses for Pakistan

Education series to be held this month in Karachi and Lahore.

The Long Reach of Sustainability

Okeo-Tex event discusses clean energy, CSR and sustainability.

Manufacturing’s Lament: Factory Abuses Persist

While improvements have been made, workers still suffer from abuses and safety violations, a new report finds.

Fiber Innovations Answer the Call

Textile makers are addressing consumer needs and environmental protocols.