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TURKEY’S CLOTHING MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY
Turkey’s clothing manufacturing sector, the world’s fifth largest garment exporter, after China, the European Union, Vietnam and Bangladesh has (1) rebounded from the Covid-19 pandemic and has set its sights on overtaking its rivals. The industry has been investing in new machinery and capitalising on the trend for near-shoring.…
COUNTRY PROFILE: VIETNAM
The Vietnamese apparel sector is a great success story, but to maintain its strong position, the country will have to build backward linkages, while mitigating some deep-rooted cost and labour challenges. Data from the World Trade Organisation (WTO) shows that from the 1990s, the country’s garment industry has risen from a low base to overtaking Bangladesh’s exports’ sales in 2020, with USD29 billion overseas sales revenues, ranking second worldwide.…
SECRETIVE SHEIN WAS UNEXPECTED BENEFICIARY OF TRUMP’S TRADE WAR AND INNOVATIVE MOBILE-BASED ORDERING
China’s fast fashion cross-border e-commerce fashion retailer Shein is little known within China but its profile overseas continues to rise, with Reuters reports estimating the company may have generated about Chinese Yuan Renminbi CNY100 billion (USD15.7 billion) in revenue in 2021 as the Covid-19 pandemic shifted global consumption online.…
CHINA GOVERNMENT BACKS LOCAL OVER FOREIGN INFANT FORMULA BRANDS, BUT BIRTH RATE FALLS THREATEN REVENUES FOR ALL
The Chinese government has been hindering international infant formula brands by encouraging the growth of domestic manufacturers while failing in its attempt to boost the birth rate, reducing overall demand.
The government has been rolling out its Action Plan for the Promotion of Domestic Infant Milk Formula published in May 2019, involving stricter manufacturing quality standards to improve faith in Chinese brands such as Feihe.…
DATA SHOWS INTERNET FRAUD RISE IS FAR FROM OVER – EXPERTS CALL FOR ACTION
Crime statistics being released by law enforcement agencies worldwide tell an unhappy story – that online fraud is growing fast. Action Fraud, the UK’s national reporting centre for fraud and cybercrime, estimates that 80% of reported fraud in the UK in the 2021/2022 reporting year was cyber-enabled (1).…
CYBERSECURITY TECH AND GUIDANCE RAMPS UP AS INTERNET FRAUD KEEPS GROWING
As the world moves on from the Covid-19 pandemic, the shift to living and working more online is proving permanent, bringing a sustained greater risk of cybercrime, not least ransomware attacks. The risk has been recognised by the US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) on March 9 proposing mandatory cybersecurity disclosure for public companies, with standardised cybersecurity risk management, strategy, governance, and incident reporting. …
UKRAINIAN COSMETICS INDUSTRY COLLAPSES FOLLOWING RUSSIAN INVASION
The Ukrainian cosmetics industry has been hit hard by Russia’s invasion, forcing many producers to halt production and close their businesses. The country’s personal care products market had been projected to generate USD2. 9 billion in sales during 2022 by data service Statista (1) and has been steadily growing year on year.…
ANTI-FRAUD INVESTIGATOR SALARIES RISE AS FINANCIAL CRIME CONTINUES TO GROW
With fraud levels booming – a PwC report released last May (2021) said 47% of more than 5,000 interviewees’ companies suffered an average of six frauds in the previous two years – anti-fraud professional salaries are growing. (1)
The Association of Certified Fraud Examiners (ACFE) will release its next anti-fraud sector salary survey in the summer, but Mason Wilder, an ACFE research specialist confirmed pay is “going up – as are most wages and salaries in professional fields”.…
NEW ZEALAND’S BUTTER EXPORT SECTOR EMERGES FIGHTING FIT FROM COVID-19 PANDEMIC
NEW Zealand’s butter industry is thriving, despite the disruption of Covid-19 and now Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, with strong export demand particularly from China but also from other markets worldwide, especially in the ASEAN (Association of Southeast Asian Nations) bloc. Major exporter Fonterra is also looking ahead to a world that increasingly cracks down on carbon emissions, introducing the first carbon-zero certified organic butter made in NZ, reflecting how consumers are seeking more sustainability in their food purchases.…
RENEWABLE ENERGY SECTOR MUST INTEGRATE CYBER-SECURITY WHEN DESIGNING NEW SYSTEMS
A lack of renewable energy industry cybersecurity standards has seen green power producers “fly under the radar of regulation” when developing their systems and technologies, a senior US cyber-security consultant, and other industry experts, are warning. Peter Lund, CTO of Industrial Defender, a cybersecurity solutions provider for major utility and energy companies based in Massachusetts, USA, said these failings need addressing to avoid catastrophic outages, increased consumer costs or even crippled economies, as renewable energy becomes ever more important in power generation mixes.…