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Indian apparel makers try on ethical supply chains for size - Reuters
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HAPPY SURPRISEIt was the plight of these farmers that drove Apurva Kothari, who was working in technology in San Francisco, to return to India and set up apparel brand No Nasties in The company sources organic cotton, and audits its supply chain to ensure there is no child labor and that workers ...
The techie (Apurva Kothari) who quit his job to help poor farmers
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The techie (Apurva Kothari) who quit his job to help poor farmers. Article and image courtesy: Rediff. Apurva Kothari at his Mumbai home-office. Meet Apurva Kothari, who decided to let go of his cushy job in the Silicon Valley and has now started up an eco-friendly and fair-trade t-shirt company in India. A little over three ...
Eco labels to watch: No Nasties - FashionUnited.uk
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It's a sunny day in Goa, a tourist destination most would not associate with the apparel industry. But this is where FashionUnited met Apurva Kothari, founder of No Nasties, India's first 100 percent certified organic fair trade clothing company, to talk more about a supply chain that contains absolutely no nasty ...
Handloom sees a revival in India - Fashion News India
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It was the plight of these farmers that drove Apurva Kothari, who was working in technology in San Francisco, to return to India and set up apparel brand No Nasties in The company sources organic cotton and audits its supply chain to ensure that there is no child labour workers receive fair wages, ...
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