What Trump’s tariffs could mean for the UK fashion and textile industry
Global trade has long been a complex and volatile playing field, but recent developments – particularly the rhetoric and potential policy shifts from the new US administration – are adding another layer of uncertainty, writes Adam Mansell, CEO of the UK Fashion & Textile Association…
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