Opinion
Sustainability In the Brazilian Fashion Industry
In many ways, the launch of Fashion Revolution’s Brazilian Fashion Transparency Index couldn’t have been better timed. Thanks to the election of Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right populist with a history of inflammatory statements and a mandate to reshape the country by force, the world’s fourth-largest democracy is very much in the global spotlight.
The course that Brazil takes matters, not just because of its vast and varied population and its daunting array of social problems, but because of its …
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