An open letter from ETI Director Peter McAllister, to the Environmental Audit Committee regarding ETI's contact with Boohoo

Now is the time for the government to invest in the UK garment industry, especially as the industry faces big challenges in global supply chains over the coming years.

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.

ETI responds to “Fashion’s next trend: accelerating supply chain transparency in the apparel and footwear industry," a report from the coalition of human rights groups, labour rights organisations, and global unions behind the Transparency Pledge standard

Here's why school uniform provider, Schoolblazer, has joined ETI as a foundation member.

In this valedictory blog, Martin Buttle looks at the evolving world of ethical trade.

Natalie Grillon of the Open Apparel Registry explains how open data can jump-start collaboration for the apparel industry.

UK consumers buy more clothes per person than any other country in Europe while globally the fashion sector is reportedly the world’s third biggest manufacturing industry.

Ahead of the 2019 OECD Forum on Due Diligence in the Garment and Footwear Sector, we reflect on the recently launched CEO Agenda 2019 and its implications for the industry.