Made in Myanmar: What can brands and retailers do? Stay ahead in the fashion business. Access premium news, data-driven reports, and expert analysis – subscribe now for unlimited access.Email addressContinueOR CONTINUE WITHGoogleLinkedInGarment WorkersMyanmarSourcingRelated NewsBusinessMemberLabour Behind the Label raises concerns for impact US tariffs pose on garment workersUK non-profit Labour Behind the Label is raising concerns about the potential negative impact that the recently announced US tariffs are set to have on Asian countries such as Vietnam, Cambodia, and Sri Lanka and their garment workers. The "Liberation Day" tariffs, announced by the US administration last Wednesday, included tariffs on key...7 Apr 2025BusinessFeaturedMemberMyanmar garment manufacturers call for support after Friday’s earthquakeFollowing the 7.7-magnitude earthquake that hit Myanmar last Friday, 28th March, and killed more than 2,700 people, the Myanmar Garment Manufacturers Association (MGMA) and partner associations have called for financial assistance for the garment producing country. Locally, they are requesting factory owners, management and members to provide...2 Apr 2025BusinessMemberPuma slows Chinese imports as imposed US tariffs take effectPuma is sourcing more and more from suppliers in countries like Indonesia and Vietnam for the US market as the trade war between China and the United States intensifies, according to Arne Freundt, CEO. The CEO of the German sportswear brand revealed in an interview with Bloomberg that it is sourcing approximately 10 percent of the footwear...7 Feb 2025