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Some Bangladesh RMG workers start protesting again

Workers in some garment factories in Bangladesh’s Ashulia and Gazipur industrial belts began protesting again yesterday demanding higher attendance bonuses.
The Dhaka-Mymensingh highway was blocked by workers from Mondal Intimates Limited at Bagher Bazar in Gazipur.
Workers from Asrotex Limited in Sreepur’s Natun Bazar also went on strike demanding a minimum attendance bonus.

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Kazakhstan sees 5.86% fall in apparel imports for H1 2024

Kazakhstan’s apparel imports fell by 5.86 per cent to $996 million in H1 2024, down from $1.06 billion H1 2023.
China’s share, although still the largest, decreased by 16.08 per cent, representing 48.77 per cent of total imports.
Despite this decline, Kazakhstan’s apparel imports have historically been higher in the second half of the year, with 2023 seeing a 108.24 per cent annual increase.

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229 eco-friendly garment factories in Bangladesh now: BGMEA

The number of LEED-certified green factories in Bangladesh is 229 now, after three more apparel and textile factories were recently certified by the US Green Building Council: Sepal Garments Ltd in Gazipur, Unitex Spinning Ltd (Unit-2) in Chattogram and Ananta Huaxiang Limited in Narayanganj.
The country is now home to 61 of the top 100 highest-rated LEED certified factories in the world.

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Cambodia sets minimum monthly wage for GFT sector in 2025 at $208

Cambodia has set the 2025 monthly minimum wage for the garment, footwear and travel goods sector at $208—a rise of $4 from this year.
The rise includes a $2 adjustment decided during the final round of talks, with an additional $2 added at the instruction of Prime Minister Hun Manet.
The government will continue to intervene to manage housing rents and utility bills to improve workers’ conditions.

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US’ Nike appoints former executive Elliott Hill as president & CEO

Nike has announced that Elliott Hill will become president and CEO, effective October 14, 2024, succeeding John Donahoe, who will retire but stay as an advisor until January 2025.
Hill, who retired in 2020 after 32 years with Nike, brings extensive global experience and leadership to guide the company’s next phase of growth, with a focus on innovation and consumer engagement.

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Organic Basics collaborates with Antonia Gentry for an eco collection

Organic Basics teams up with actress Antonia Gentry for her debut fashion collaboration, merging her effortless style with the brand’s commitment to sustainability.
The collection includes soft bras, boyshorts, dresses, and cardigans in natural tones, crafted from organic and recycled materials.
1 per cent of sales will support the Rainforest Trust.

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US’ Wolverine & Old Rip Van Winkle debut Batch IV boots

Wolverine and Old Rip Van Winkle Distillery celebrate their shared dedication to craftsmanship with the limited-edition Wolverine 1000 Mile x Old Rip Van Winkle Batch IV Boot, released for Bourbon Heritage Month.
Inspired by the bourbon’s caramel and wood notes, the boot features lux leather, a wedge sole, and hand-numbered labels.
A portion of proceeds supports SkillsUSA.

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US’ Nike & Serena Williams Design Crew unveil bold new collection

Nike’s latest collection, designed by the Serena Williams Design Crew, highlights the potential of emerging designers from Los Angeles.
Featuring the Victory Tech sneaker and five apparel pieces, the collection fuses Serena’s modern style with LA’s dynamic edge.
Each piece combines fashion and sport, celebrating Serena’s love for tennis and fashion.

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Sri Lanka’s manufacturing PMI 55.5 in Aug; signals activity expansion

Sri Lanka’s manufacturing PMI was 55.5 in August, indicating an expansion in manufacturing activities, but at a slower rate compared to the previous month.
All the sub-indices, except for employment, remained above the neutral threshold in the month.
The employment sub-index fell month on month in August and suppliers’ delivery time continued to lengthen.

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