The GuardianMore from The GuardianGlobal Supply Chain ManagementThe New American Apparel: Claims of 'Ethically Made' Abroad Clash With RealityUnder a page headlined "Sweatshop Free Stories" on American Apparel's website is a video profile of a young Honduran man, Heber Lopez, a garment worker at one of the factories in San Antonio, Honduras responsible for producing the retailer's clothing.November 27, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementMost U.K. Supermarkets Are Falling Short in Fight Against Antibiotics CrisisMost of the U.K.'s biggest supermarket chains are falling short on measures to reduce the use of antibiotics in the production of the meat and animal products they sell, campaigners have warned, with potentially harmful impacts on human health.November 17, 2017Regulation & ComplianceRare Victory for Rainforests As Nations Vow to Stop 'Death by Chocolate'The governments of Ghana and the Ivory Coast are formulating plans to immediately put a stop to all new deforestation after a Guardian investigation found that the cocoa industry was destroying their rainforests.November 15, 2017HR & Labor ManagementAustralian Slavery Inquiry Told Fruit Pickers 'Brainwashed' and Trapped in DebtA Malaysian journalist who went undercover to expose exploitation in Victoria's fruit picking industry said workers were "brainwashed" with religion and trapped in debt to keep them on farms.November 13, 2017Logistics OutsourcingJust 4 Percent of What Australians Spend on Clothing Goes to Garment WorkersJust four cents from every dollar Australians spend on clothing makes it back to workers enduring "horrific" conditions in garment factories, a new report has found.November 9, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementGreen Age Kicks: How Ethical Trainers Won the Fashion Seal of ApprovalIt seems that the fashion industry has finally woken up. Gucci's scrapping fur; Russian entrepreneur Miroslava Duma is investing $500m in sustainable innovations in textiles, such as leather that can be grown in a lab and silk spun by spiders.November 7, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementNestlé, Hershey and Mars Broke Promises Over Palm Oil Use, Watchdog SaysNestlé, Mars and Hershey were accused of breaking pledges to stop using "conflict palm oil" from deforested Indonesian jungles just days before the annual Halloween confectionery frenzy.November 3, 2017Global Trade ManagementWhat Does a 'No Deal' Brexit Mean and How Bad Could It Get?Calls are growing among conservative politicians for Britain to walk away from the deadlocked Brexit talks and prepare for the consequences of leaving Europe without a diplomatic agreement in place.October 30, 2017Regulation & ComplianceHow Big Pharma's Money, and Its Politicians, Feed the U.S. Opioid CrisisDonald Trump was not wrong. Hours before his nominee for "drug czar" withdrew from consideration over his part in a law limiting the Drug Enforcement Administration's ability to crack down on pharmaceutical distributors feeding the U.S.'s opioid epidemic, the president took a shot at the influence of drug companies over Congress.October 26, 2017Global Supply Chain ManagementTesco Stocks Green Satsumas in Drive to Reduce Food WasteTesco has started selling "green" satsumas and clementines after relaxing its quality specifications in its latest attempt to reduce food waste.October 24, 2017Previous PagePage 10 of 13Next Page
