By Deborah Belgum
“We understand the final agreement contains a yarn-forward rule of origin and limited short-supply list, though we remain hopeful it also will include many opportunities for fashion brands, retailers, importers and wholesalers to expand their global businesses,” said Julie Hughes, president of the U.S. Fashion Industry Association in Washington, D.C., which represents many U.S. apparel importers.
From Atlanta, the trade negotiators will continue technical work to prepare a complete text of the trade pact that will then be made public,
“The fashion industry has been eagerly awaiting the completion of this agreement, and we look forward to seeing the final text to see how it can benefit our members,” Hughes noted.
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