Kate Nishimura is a Features Editor for Sourcing Journal, with her work also appearing in Yahoo News and WWD. She covers a wide range of topics in the fashion and retail industry, including sustainability, trade policies, youth culture, and retail crime. Kate's articles provide insights and analysis on the latest trends and developments in the industry.
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By: Kate Nishimura
“Tariff” has become the hottest word in the American lexicon since Donald Trump secured a decisive victory in the presidential election two weeks ago.
By: Kate Nishimura
The Citrus Heights Police Department arrested a suspect who stole women's sportswear and apparel from several Macy's department stores.
By: Kate Nishimura
The U.S.-China Commission recommended that Congress strip China of its Permanent Normal Trade Relations status and end de minimis for e-commerce.
By: Kate Nishimura
Experts from textile-to-textile recycler Everywhere and resale solutions provider Treet spoke to what brands can do to prepare for the legislation.
By: Kate Nishimura
New research from Bain & Company shows that the vast majority of company executives have plans to shift supply chains closer to home.
By: Kate Nishimura
Shortening supply chains and moving operations closer home are objectives on the minds of a majority of executives in 2024, with a whopping 81 percent reporting that nearshoring and onshoring are integral to their future plans.
While President-elect Donald Trump has been moving at a breakneck pace to staff his cabinet, he continues to mull his pick for Treasury Secretary as of Friday morning.
By: Kate Nishimura
2024 has been a year of immense turmoil for Bangladesh and its readymade garment (RMG) sector. But comprehensive reform is underway, according to the Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters A
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