US fashion manufacturers reveal hopes, fears over Trump tariffs
US-based fashion manufacturers explored the viability of re-establishing manufacturing in the US in Austin, Texas at the same time as…
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SPESA president: Texprocess Americas 2025 will help navigate new US tariffs
Speaking with Just Style McDonald jokes there are only three guarantees in life: "Death, taxes and supply chain disruptions". This…
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SPESA 2025 to focus on future of US apparel manufacturing tech
The sewn products industry will gather for the annual event on 3 April 2025 at the Austin Central Library in…
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How will geopolitics impact the global fashion supply chain in 2025?
2025 marks five years since the global pandemic sent shockwaves through the fashion supply chain and turned it on its…
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SPESA applauds call to study minority-owned US apparel, textile firms
The United States Trade Representative (USTR) has asked the US International Trade Commission (USITC) to conduct a study to enhance…
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Texprocess Americas 2025 aims to drive apparel innovation
Texprocess Americas, which is co-produced by the Sewn Products Equipment & Suppliers of the Americas (SPESA) will be co-located with…
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Explainer: Why Quebec’s apparel sector is one to watch
For those in the know Quebec is already on the global fashion map for both its apparel manufacturing and large…
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Ex fashion exec touts nuclear energy for offshored apparel plants
Rickey Ruff, founder and managing director of US-based Global Nuclear Concepts said: “I'm the first to admit that these two…
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Apparel factory tech investments can generate returns in a year
John Robinson, senior strategic account manager, apparel, at US-based software provider Aptean, and Leonard Marano, president, Americas, at France-based tech group Lectra, offered assurances,…
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Circularity imposes tough operational demands on apparel supply chain
A panel during the Sewn Products Equipment & Suppliers of the Americas (SPESA) conference in Montréal, Canada discussed the practical…
