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Why Fashion must help Bangladeshi workers survive Coronavirus

  • Lindsay Wright
  • 27 March 2020

Bangladesh is strategically critical for global apparel supply chains and it is ultimately in all our interests — from brands and retailers to factories and governments — to work together, collaborate and support each other through this, argues Mostafiz Uddin, MD of Denim Expert Ltd & CEO of Bangladesh Apparel Exchange.

From an article originally posted in Business of Fashion. Read full article 

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