Mayu Saini is a journalist who writes for WWD, Sourcing Journal, and Yahoo News. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK. With a focus on the fashion industry and global events, Mayu covers topics such as sustainability, business developments, labor challenges, and political events in countries like Bangladesh and India.
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Mayu Saini's articles predominantly cover business and industry, with a focus on the textile industry, manufacturing, labor challenges in Bangladesh, as well as government and politics in South Asian countries like Bangladesh and India.
Given this focus, she would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to evolving stories within the textile or manufacturing industries in South Asia. Additionally, Mayu may also welcome press releases or pitches concerning newsworthy events involving businesses or political developments particularly within these regions.
If you have insights into business innovation, labor challenges specific to the region mentioned above or are part of organizations undertaking strategic shifts similar to those covered by Mayu Saini, your pitch might resonate with her coverage area.
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It's only been a week since former prime minister of Bangladesh, Sheikh Hasina , escaped Dhaka in a helicopter as protests and violence broke out across the country.
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Bal was a founding member of the Fashion Design Council of India and was considered one of the country's top designers.
By: Mayu Saini
There's palpable optimism in India as exports of apparel and textile have picked up, defying years of stagnant growth or decline.
At Texcon 2024 the mood was upbeat and the conversations were honest and open.
By: Mayu Saini
Temporarily mitigating what has been an unsettling time in the apparel industry in December, the issue of increasing the goods and services tax in India has been rolled over into the new year.
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