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The DCTS represents more than just another trade program - it's a practical framework that addresses the exact challenges keeping you up at night. This scheme provides reduced or zero tariffs on tho ... -
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Supporting ecodesign The environmental impact of any product or clothing is largely determined at the point of design – when someone chooses what it’s made of. AI can help designers create more sust ... -
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From personal experiences in South Asia to the evolving challenges of ethical fashion, Safia explores the realities of responsible sourcing and how passion can drive real industry change. -
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Sustainability isn't just for retailers - Claire Bevan reveals how heritage sites and cultural institutions are making an impact through collaboration and innovation -
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In this Instagram Live, Suzanne Ellingham, Director at Source spoke to Mike Coates from the CMA on how businesses can avoid greenwashing, the CMA’s ‘Green Claims Code’, their investigations into green ... -
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In this episode, Simon Platts reflects on his ethical sourcing journey, the trade-offs brands face, and the urgent changes needed in the industry. What should young sourcing professionals know? Listen ... -
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Over the next two years, the world of sustainability is entering a new phase - one defined by heavy regulation, mandatory transparency, and real consequences for those who fall short. Brands and retai ... -
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On February 26th, the European Commission adopted an ‘Omnibus’ package of proposals that aim to streamline EU rules and boost competitiveness. Central is a proposal to amend the CSRD to only apply to ... -
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ReBorn has an uplifting sourcing journey that emphasizes sustainability and advancement. But where did it originate, and how did it evolve into the product now available in stores with some of the UK’ ... -
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Two clothing-stuffed stock trolleys outside a charity shop have a sign taped to them - £1 to fill a bag. It’s a powerful reminder of just how much overproduction the global fashion industry is respo ...