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On Monday, the 6th of February 2023, in the early morning hours two devastating earthquakes with magnitudes of 7.8 and 7.5 hit the South-East of Turkey and the North of Syria. On the Turkish side only almost 13,5 million people suffer the consequences. 125,000 were injured; 85,000 or more buildings had been demolished or damaged also by the partly heavy aftershocks – according to announcements by authorities and media. © dpa

01/03/2023 – TGSD fighting quake aftermath: 350,000 apparel & textile workers live in the region

TGSD fighting quake aftermath: 350,000 apparel & textile workers live in the region

Mitigating misery – limiting economic damage

A pilot area of 22,000 m² has been allocated to the Turkish Garment Manufacturing Association in Adıyaman near the industrial zone – one of the strongholds ... By Yvonne Heinen-Foudeh

Textile production for fashion brands: Bangladesh is the world’s second largest fashion producer after China. © Anna Auza / unsplash

01/04/2020 – Delayed deliveries of textiles from Bangladesh

Delayed deliveries of textiles from Bangladesh

Corona-crisis: Production and transport delays are only just beginning

The consequences of the coronavirus pandemic are increasingly affecting the supply chains of the fashion industry between Asia and Germany. By Editorial staff

28/02/2023 – Advertorial

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Transforming the World of Textiles

The world’s largest textile and garment technology exhibition, ITMA 2023 will be held from 8 to 14 June 2023 at Fiera Milano Rho in Milan, Italy. The theme ... by ITMA

Learn about the events at ITMA 2023 © ITMA

28/02/2023 – Advertisement

Gain Industry Insights at ITMA 2023

ITMA 2023 is where the global textile and garment industry converges every four years. Through an array of events and thought-leadership conferences, participants ... by ITMA

There have been capacity bottlenecks in sea freight between China and Europe for months. © donvictori0/stock.adobe.com

21/09/2021 – Freight costs

Freight costs

Pandemic brings record prices until well after Christmas

Importers of consumer goods from Asia will have to contend with a lack of freight capacities and exploding transport costs for goods from the Far East. By Sibylle Michel

"What do you consider to be the greatest obstacles to achieving a transparent supply chain?" Hermes Barometer asked 200 German companies to find answers to this and to more questions © Hermesworld

11/07/2017 – Hermes Germany: Sustainability

Hermes Germany: Sustainability

Transparency in the supply chain?

80 percent allow potential for doing business sustainably to go unused! The newest Hermes barometer from Hermes Germany discovers deficits. By Editorial staff