The 4 million garment workers in Bangladesh who produce clothing for capitalist fast fashion clothing brands have claimed that they are starving and must steal and scavenge food from garbage and ...

This is especially true for what has come to be known as “fast fashion,” the ... at least three workers have been killed, and there is no end in sight. Bangladesh is the world’s second ...

Major international fashion brands, including Zara, H&M and GAP, are exploiting Bangladesh ... Inditex, Fast Retailing’s Uniqlo, Hugo Boss, and Adidas. The exploitation of workers and poor ...

Factory owners say thousands of garment workers ... outskirts of Bangladesh's capital, Dhaka, a seven-storey building is stacked with cartons labelled with Australian fast fashion brands like ...

Bangladesh. The factory produced clothes for international fast-fashion brands like Benetton, Matalan, Mango, and Primark. The aftermath of the Rana Plaza garment building collapse. Picture ...

Bangladesh is the beating heart of the global fast fashion business ... outside Dhaka are expected to be closed because of worker unrest. Staff have been protesting with various demands, including ...

The entire fast fashion business model is built on the backs of workers in developing countries. Factories in Bangladesh, India, China, Vietnam, and Cambodia create opportunities for the very ...

"Bangladesh ... Fast Retailing and Patagonia, said that it issued an alert last week asking brands to stay in close touch with their suppliers. "One important reason for this is to make sure that ...

Often, that’s “fast fashion ... as India, Bangladesh and Pakistan for the manufacturing of their products. The garment manufacturing industries in these countries see workers paid lower ...

The global fashion industry is projected to reach an astonishing $1.8 trillion by 2025 according to one analysis. Aided by the low price point and availability of fast fashion, we’re continuing ...