Mexico’s textile and apparel industry faces a daunting challenge from fast fashion platforms and Chinese imports. The sector has experienced significant losses in recent years, with production declining by 8% in 2024. Over 20,000 jobs have vanished from the apparel sector, leaving workers and businesses in distress. Juan Pablo Maauad, the new president of the […]
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