New research shows that 55% of shoppers surveyed say they’re more loyal to brands with sustainable returns.

To meet changing consumer expectations and comply with new sustainability laws, traceability in the fashion and apparel supply chain is key.

A new report card on forced labor in apparel supply chains gives brands and manufacturers mostly failing grades in their efforts to put a stop to it. 

Channel-free logistics connects existing infrastructure to simplify the whole order-to-delivery process, encouraging circularity and sustainability, maximizing profits and streamlining operations overall.  

The self-evident questions are: Can’t you consolidate packages going to the same street on the same day? Do you really need a giant van to deliver a small box?

Respondents expressed optimism in the economy, and more than 50% say they’ve seen a “greater focus and understanding of supply chains” from those in the C-Suite.

Retail return fraud has grown rampant in recent years, stealing retailers’ hard-earned profits, damaging brands’ reputations, and burdening honest consumers with higher prices.

Adopting emerging technologies is crucial for fashion companies that want to increase their margins, reduce their environmental footprint, and slash unsold inventory.