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Extreme heat and flooding are threatening key apparel production hubs. Should investors begin to engage with apparel companies and their stakeholders to ensure they start to address the significant challenges of climate change?

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How fashion supply chains are being impacted by extreme heat and flooding – Schroders

Schroders latest research has found that apparel manufacturers in some climate vulnerable countries could face a 22% shortfall in export earnings, or missing out on $65bn, by 2030. They argue for greater focus on adaptation measures.

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