After clocking impressive record $95bn exports in Q1FY22 government is in buoyant mood of consolidating the run rate so as not to lose onto the sustainable gains.

Proactively commerce and industry minister Piyush Goyal recently exhorted Exporters community to set industry a target before them to achieve 400$ Bn. Echoing the same confidence new incumbent FIEO, President Dr A Sakthivel underlined the optimism that it's quite achievable.

Also there's a near unanimity on the issue that export should not be burdened by local taxes. The guiding principle remains is we should be exporting goods and services, not taxes...and nobody does it.

 

H'ble Union Minister Piyush Goyal maintains that the Indian economy is well on the path to recovery

 

 

Irony of the day is that rather than truly going green, certain brands are taking the green-washing route instead & get into unethical practices to be successful in a hurry. As sustainability becomes more & more important to consumers, brands must invest in authentic, genuine supply chain alignment and branch reform, to manage expectations & her perception. As getting into the required processes & practices such as Certifications can be quite expensive to get, so smaller brands are not always able to get into all that and prefer to bypass all this and indulge in malpractices.

The term ‘green-washing’ was coined by environmentalist Jay Westervelt in 1986

Green-washing in fashion space is on the rise and is quite rampant. Sustainable, eco-friendly, natural and green are commonly abused terms

Advisory: Need to question, How genuine are the product claims!

Watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZORa2Lfxck

On the back of the facts it is not inappropriate to tag,"The fast fashion industry has been a major culprit of this malpractice"