Miscalibration between supply and demand is at the heart of fashion's environmental footprint and its commercial inefficiencies. How far can make-to-order scale to solve the issue?
In early 2022, we are seeing a continuation of the challenges triggered and exacerbated by the pandemic last year. These challenges include high shipping costs, the disappearance of available containers, labor shortages in transportation and manufacturing, and factory closures due to virus outbreaks. While some supply chain tensions have eased, many obstacles remain, and new ones may arise.
Premier Headwear Wholesaler and Reseller Selects BlueCherry as its End-to-End Solution for Enterprise Resource Planning, Product Lifecycle Management, EDI, Manufacturing and Warehouse Management
The fashion industry is about to cross a new Rubicon of choice and convenience. But that opportunity is also dragging a complicated, damaging legacy with it.
The introduction of GSDCost will enable LGG to create an accurate method standard for production to optimise processes, drive increased efficiency & productivity, and provide greater transparency around labour costs and its corporate social responsibility drives
Many sustainability strategies have stalled at the materials and environmental impact stage, but the humanitarian impact of fashion now needs to be quantified.
Across multiple subsidiaries spanning 10 countries, GSDCost has enabled SAE-A to create an accurate method standard for production to optimise processes, drive increased efficiency & productivity, and provide greater transparency around labour costs to actively support customers’ corporate social responsibility agendas
This report offers insights into 2022 expectations and priorities relevant to the consumer products industry, including retailers, brands, manufacturers, wholesalers and suppliers.