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Enhancing the resilience of textile and garment supply chains amid polycrisis: A management capability perspective

Monday, 28/09/2026, 13:55

In recent years, the global textile and garment industry has entered a period marked by the implementation of new policies. At the same time, geopolitical conflicts, rising logistics costs, and climate change have placed additional pressure on global supply chains. These developments reflect the state of “polycrisis” warned of by the World Economic Forum (WEF),...

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Vinatex and the Market: A two-way interaction

24 September, 2026

China Auctions State Cotton Reserves China has been auctioning part of its state cotton reserves since July 20, with the auction volume adjusted according to market conditions and the floor price updated weekly. The cumulative volume actually sold over 34 auction sessions from July 20 to September 3 reached 272,718 tons, averaging approximately 8,020 tons...

From “Made in China” to “Brand of China”: A new shift for China’s textile and garment industry under the 15th five-year plan

24 September, 2026

After decades of relying on its advantages in production scale, cost competitiveness, and global supply capacity, China’s textile and garment industry is facing a pressing need to transform its growth model from “large-scale manufacturing” to “creating and capturing greater value.” The 15th Five-Year Plan (2026–2030) mark a new phase in which technological innovation, smart manufacturing,...