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Apparel Resources

“India among high-priority sourcing partners” – QIMA report

Women's Wear Daily

How digitalization can mitigate quality issues up the supply chain

Dhaka Tribune

Bangladesh is a front-runner in ethical manufacturing

Yahoo Finance

QIMA acquires stake in London-based supply chain resiliency startup Kavida.ai

Fibre 2 Fashion

UK-based supply chain startup Kavida.ai secures 300k pound pre-seed capital

Sourcing Journal

QIMA Invests in Kavida.ai

Textile Today

Improving Bangladesh’s image will be key for achieving better bargain in RMG

Vietnam Investment Review

More Vietnamese goods sourced by US groups

Vietnam Times

US businesses keen to ramp up imports from Vietnam

IntellAsia

Vietnam emerges as top alternative for global supply chain shift

Material Handling & Logistics

Supply chains turn to Vietnam, India and Turkey for more diverse sourcing

Just Style

Vietnam and India pulling buyers away from China

Vietnam Investment Review

Vietnam emerges as top alternative for global supply chain shift

The Daily Star

Bangladesh apparel industry: It’s time to shift perceptions

Textile Today

BGMEA’s response to a report published by the Guardian

Supply Chain Dive

Supply chains turn to Vietnam, India to diversify sourcing

South China Morning Post

Global supply chain continues to shift away from China, but it remains the top sourcing location.

Ecotextile

'Alarming spike' in ethical risks in factories

Supply & Demand Chain Executive

COVID-19, one year later: Key takeaways on the pandemic’s effect on supply and demand

The Daily Star

Bangladesh second in ethical auditing practices in supply chain

Décision Achats

QIMA CEO Sébastien Breteau provides a spotlight on supply chain due diligence requirements for European companies after the recent law adoption by parliament (article in French).

Supply & Demand Chain Executive

Back to Basics: Fundamentals for Supply Chain Digitization

Quality Digest

Long-Lasting Impact of Pandemic on Supply Chain Quality

Supply Chain Brain

China’s Comeback and Nomadic Sourcing: The Pandemic Trends That Will Stay

Challenges

La Chine déploie son propre modèle de mondialisation

BFM Business

Mathieu Labasse, QIMA France Director, discusses the impact of the global pandemic on quality control in 2020 (interview in French).

Industry Today

Pros and cons of pandemic-provoked supply chain trends

Daily Sabah

Card purchases in Turkey surpass TL1 trillion for 1st time in 2020

Bloomberg

QIMA's CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses food safety issues in China with Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat.

CNN

QIMA speaks to CNN regarding food production standards and safety in China.

South China Morning Post

The SCMP interviews QIMA about our latest findings on Chinese food safety.

South China Morning Post

QIMA discussed with the SCMP the ongoing manufacturing shift in China and Southeast Asia.

New York Times

QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses recent food safety scandals with the New York Times.

la Repubblica

Mobili, vestiti, detersivi e giocattoli: quei veleni che si nascondono in casa

Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal discusses changing manufacturing audit (MA) trends in China, citing QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.

Industry Watch

Industry Watch discusses the challenges of auditing with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.

Wall Street Journal

A Wall Street Journal study using QIMA data shows that factories in Bangladesh remain a dangerous place to work.

The Economist

QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau has been vocal on the state of factory conditions in Bangladesh. The Economist writes about the need for ongoing inspections in Bangladesh citing the latest data from AI.

New York Times

The New York Times discusses China Export Numbers with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.

Forbes

Forbes discusses social accountability with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.

Industry Today

Supply Chain Social Accountability On the Rise.

Supply Chain Management Review

Supply Chain Management discusses humanitarian sourcing strategies with QIMA.

Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal discusses deadly factory tragedies in Asia with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau.

Industry Watch

Sebastien Breteau, Founder, QIMA, speaks to Trade and Export Middle East about the importance of quality control.

The Link

QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses international concern and evolving regulations following the Dhaka factory collapse.

Just-style

Just-style discusses social compliance in China citing QIMA.

Bloomberg

Bloomberg discusses concerns over the growing Chinese food export market with QIMA.

Exane

Investment analyst Laurent Brunelle discusses trends in the consumer products and food export business in Asia citing QIMA.

AAFA Webinar: Managing Global Risks Within Your Supply Chain

Watch the QIMA and AAFA webinar for an in-depth look at the major risks currently affecting the Asian supply chain for the apparel and footwear industry.

Shanghai Business Review

SBR discusses the safety of Chinese food exports with QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau

Forbes

Just How Big Is China? Forbes discusses the numbers citing QIMA.

Financial Times

The Financial Times cites QIMA to back its story about unexpected Chinese exports.

Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal interviews QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau on overblown fears China’s economy is slowing down.

Shanghai Business Review

Sebastien Breteau gives his insight on the latest trends in China's manufacturing sector.

Food Production Daily

QIMA comments on food safety budget boost needed in China.

China Daily

QIMA comments on recent growth in Africa's manufacturing sector with the China Daily.

TimeOut Beijing

A complete overview of Food Safety in China, with insights from QIMA.

Wall Street Journal (2007)

Site Linking Global Buyers, China Factories, Plans IPO.

Wall Street Journal (2008)

China Bolsters Dairy-Supply Oversight In Effort to Rebound From Scandal.

Reuters

QIMA Q3 2009 Barometer: Chinese Exports Back in Fashion.

iStockAnalyst

QIMA Q4 2009 Barometer: As Economy Improves, Social Conscience Returns.

Shanghai Business Review

QIMA's CEO answers questions with the SBR.

Hong Kong Echo

Are government regulations new trade barriers for "Made In China" goods? Get answers from Sebastien Breteau, CEO of QIMA, in Hong Kong Echo.

Reuters

QIMA CEO Sebastien Breteau discusses with Reuters the growing African economy and upward trend in Sino-Africa trade in lieu of a declining European market.

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