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Luxury brands called out for lack of transparency

April 25, 2018

Fashion brands are making progress towards transparency. Image credit: Dior

 

By Sarah Jones

A new report finds that a number of luxury fashion labels disclose little to no details about their supply chain, environmental and social policies, leaving room for more transparency in the industry.

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