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Evan Clark

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China Import Growth Eases As Many Quotas Fill Slowly

With quotas filling up more slowly than expected, Chinese apparel and textile imports grew 1.9 percent in May…

Traffic Plan Could Speed Up Supply Chain

Prompted by retailers, the U.S. Transportation Department has made combating congestion throughout the supply…

More Job Cuts Hit Retail, Textile Sectors

The retail sector lost 6,600 positions last month and U.S. textile and apparel producers shed a seasonally…

Industry Shares Rise After Fed Ups Rate

U.S. retail stocks climbed after the Federal Reserve boosted its benchmark lending rate a quarter-point to…

Framework for Doha an Uphill Climb

Trade ministers meeting in Geneva next week in an attempt to hammer out a basic framework for the World Trade…

Obituary: Evy Dubrow, Garment Worker Advocate

Evy Dubrow, a longtime advocate for garment workers who retired as political director of UNITE in 1997, died…

Jordan’s Minister Addresses Labor Abuse

Jordan's Minister of Trade & Industry, Sharif Ali Zu'bi, said the country is taking steps to curb labor…

Bush Acknowledges Need For Textiles’ Special Status

The Bush administration said textiles and apparel should receive "special consideration," but stopped short…

Retail Prices Rise 0.4% in May

Retail prices on women's apparel rose a seasonally adjusted 0.4 percent in May, a hike equaling the increase…

May Apparel Sales Up 0.2%

Consumers increased retail spending modestly last month, although economists anticipate more of a slowdown as…

Wholesale Apparel Prices Rise in May

Prices on U.S.-made women's and girls' apparel rose 0.5 percent in May, but fell 0.2 percent for the year…

Women’s And Girl’s Apparel Wholesale Prices Rise In May

Wholesale prices on domestically produced women’s and girl’s apparel rose a seasonally adjusted 0.5 percent…

New Trade Chief Schwab Makes Deficits a Priority

The new U.S. Trade Representative, Susan Schwab, faces a formidable agenda.

Importers Seek Action On CAFTA Cumulation

Importers wanting to use Mexican fabric to manufacture apparel in the six countries that are partners with…

Importers Want AGOA Provision Extended

U.S. importers are pushing for the extension of a provision in the African Growth & Opportunity Act that lets…