Furniture Maker Vanguard Furniture To Invest Nearly $6 Million In Morganton, N.C.

RALEIGH, N.C. — April 26, 2022 — Vanguard Furniture Company Inc., a North Carolina-based furniture manufacturer, plans to add 100 new jobs in Burke County, Governor Roy Cooper announced today. The company will invest more than $5.9 million for an expansion of its upholstery manufacturing operations to Morganton, N.C.

“North Carolina continues to be the global leader for furniture manufacturing,” said Governor Cooper. “Vanguard’s decision to expand in our state affirms that our quality of life and skilled workforce can provide a thriving business climate that brings success.”

Headquartered in Conover, N.C., Vanguard Furniture is a manufacturer and marketer of high-end case goods and upholstery. It is a family-held company, employing 680 associates operating out of seven manufacturing facilities in Conover, N.C., and Hillsville, Va., and flagship showrooms showroom in High Point, N.C., and Las Vegas. Its mission is to lead home furnishings in style, value, and service with a vision to enrich lives through custom-crafted furniture. The expansion into Morganton will be the company’s eighth manufacturing facility focused on case goods, finishing, and upholstery manufacturing with warehouse and distribution operations.

“This plant has a rich history and is an ideal footprint for making custom furniture. The building is on one level, has high ceilings and will allow Vanguard to efficiently warehouse materials and ship finished furniture,” said Andy Bray, president of Vanguard Furniture. “We selected Morganton because the local community has hundreds of generational craftsmen with sawdust in their blood. In fact, many of our best artisans and craftsmen currently make the 30-mile trip to our Conover headquarters every day and are thrilled at the prospect of not having to commute as far. This is a classic win-win. We create jobs and with expanded capacity and shortened lead-times for our dealers and their customers.”

“With the largest furniture manufacturing industry and workforce in the United States, North Carolina is a confident choice for Vanguard,” said N.C. Commerce Secretary Machelle Baker Sanders. “When we combine being first in furniture with being first in talent, North Carolina will continue to maintain its reputation as the furniture capital of the world.”

The salaries for the new jobs will vary by position, but altogether, the average annual salary is $42,536, exceeding Burke County’s overall average annual wage of $39,499. The new jobs have the potential to create an annual payroll impact of more than $4.2 million for the region.

A performance-based grant of $250,000 from the One North Carolina Fund will help with Vanguard’s expansion in North Carolina. The One NC Fund provides financial assistance to local governments to help attract economic investment and to create jobs. Companies receive no money upfront and must meet job creation and capital investment targets to qualify for payment. All One NC grants require matching participation from local governments and any award is contingent upon that condition being met.

“When growing companies expand in North Carolina, it sends a strong signal to other companies that our state is the best place to do business,” said N.C. Senator Warren Daniel. “We are grateful for Vanguard’s increased investment which is a win for our community and the entire state.”

“We are excited to welcome Vanguard and these new jobs to Burke County,” said N.C. Representative Hugh Blackwell. “Our skilled workforce and furniture making legacy will support the company’s growth strategy to meet the increased demand of the home furnishings industry.”

In addition to the N.C. Department of Commerce and the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina, other key partners in the project include the North Carolina General Assembly, North Carolina Community College System, Western Piedmont Community College, Western Piedmont Council of Governments, Burke County, Burke Development, Inc., and City of Morganton.

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: North Carolina Office of the Governor

Chinese Authorities Raid Warehouse And Seize Counterfeit Belts With Intelligence From Amazon And Salvatore Ferragamo

SEATTLE — April 26, 2022 — Today, Amazon.com Inc. (Amazon), announced that its Counterfeit Crimes Unit (CCU) worked closely with Salvatore Ferragamo S.p.A. to report a counterfeiter of Ferragamo’s iconic Gancini belt to the Market Supervision and Administration (MSA) authorities located in Yiwu City, Zhejiang Province, China. Following an investigation by the MSA and Amazon’s CCU, officials raided the criminal’s warehouse, seizing hundreds of counterfeit belts and buckle accessories that may otherwise have been sold through retail channels around the world. Amazon and Ferragamo will continue to assist law enforcement in investigating counterfeiters and preventing their products from entering the global supply chain, to help stop this illicit trade at the source.

“Amazon is grateful for the collaboration from Ferragamo and the MSA in protecting customers from these counterfeit products,” said Kebharu Smith, head of Amazon’s Counterfeit Crimes Unit. “This should serve as a reminder that bad actors will be held accountable, as Amazon collaborates with both brands and law enforcement agencies around the world to stop inauthentic products from being sold across the retail industry.”

The case originates from a worldwide investigative effort against certain bad actors, which Amazon and Ferragamo identified as trying to sell in Amazon’s store. In February 2021, Amazon and Ferragamo jointly filed two lawsuits in the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Washington and allege the defendants conspired to use Ferragamo’s registered trademarks, without authorization, to deceive customers about the authenticity and origin of the products and the affiliation with Ferragamo.

Over the years, Salvatore Ferragamo has implemented a series of offline and online anti-counterfeiting measures to protect its customers and its brand. Thanks to these actions, in 2021, more than 22,000 infringing products and pieces of illicit content were removed from social media platforms and more than 130,000 listings related to counterfeit products were identified and removed from marketplace service providers. In 2021, Salvatore Ferragamo also carried out regular controls on physical stores launching several in-and out-of-court administrative and criminal proceedings, with a specific focus on China. Thanks to the increasing cooperation from local authorities, almost 450,000 counterfeit products were seized worldwide.

Amazon strictly prohibits infringing and counterfeit products in its store and, in 2020, Amazon invested more than $700 million and employed more than 10,000 people to proactively protect its store from fraud, counterfeit, and abuse. Amazon uses industry-leading tools to verify potential sellers’ identities and ensure product listings are authentic, and Amazon’s proprietary systems analyze hundreds of unique data points to verify information provided by potential sellers. In 2020, only 6% of attempted new seller account registrations passed Amazon’s robust verification processes and listed products for sale. In addition, fewer than 0.01% of all products sold on Amazon received a counterfeit complaint from customers.

Amazon launched the CCU in 2020 to help hold counterfeiters accountable through the courts and law enforcement. This global team—which is made up of former federal prosecutors, former law enforcement agents, experienced investigators and data analysts—pursues targets around the globe. Amazon’s CCU supports law enforcement efforts to bring justice to those attempting to sell counterfeits to protect customers, brands, Amazon’s stores, and the retail industry.

Amazon has an extensive history of protecting brands and taking action to hold bad actors accountable:

  • Amazon and Weber File Joint Lawsuit Against Counterfeiters
  • Amazon Counterfeit Crimes Unit Reaches Settlement with Influencers Who Ran Social Media Counterfeiting Scheme
  • Amazon and GoPro File Joint Lawsuit Against Counterfeiters
  • Amazon and Asmodee File Joint Lawsuit Against Counterfeiters
  • Amazon and HanesBrands File Joint Lawsuits Against Infringers of Champion Trademarks
  • Amazon Published Comprehensive Brand Protection Report Demonstrating Progress Toward Driving Counterfeits to Zero
  • Amazon Establishes Counterfeit Crimes Unit to Bring Counterfeits to Justice
  • Amazon Launches IP Accelerator in Europe to Help Small Businesses Protect Their Brands and Tackle Counterfeit
  • Amazon and YETI File Joint Lawsuit Against Counterfeiters
  • Amazon and Salvatore Ferragamo File Two Joint Lawsuits Against Counterfeiters

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: Amazon.com, Inc.

Orion Announces Ambition To Achieve Net-Zero Carbon Emissions By 2050

HOUSTON — April 25, 2022 — Orion Engineered Carbons, a specialty chemicals company, announced today it aspires to align its sustainability objectives with the Paris Climate Agreement and strive to achieve net-zero emissions of greenhouse gases by 2050.

The net-zero ambition demonstrates Orion’s ongoing commitment to address global climate change while meeting customers’ needs for highly engineered materials essential for tires, coatings, batteries and numerous other everyday products.

To make its net-zero aspirations realistic, Orion developed a roadmap with near- and long-term targets. The company aspires to:

  • Launch a broad range of products using recycled materials by 2025, and during the same period position the company to enlarge its footprint in the conductive additives space, such as in lithium-ion batteries for electric vehicles and other applications critical for the transition toward electric power.
  • Generate 30% of its adjusted EBITDA through sustainable solutions by 2030.
  • Grow the sustainable solutions’ share of adjusted EBITDA to 50% by 2035
  • Set new aspirational, mid-term goals for greenhouse-gas emissions reduction that are aligned with science-based methodologies.

“We know our goal is ambitious, and we want to make sure it’s meaningful. Like most companies, we can’t say we have all the answers now. But we’re determined to work hard to find sustainable solutions with collaboration, innovation and the right regulatory environment,” said Corning Painter, Orion’s CEO.

“Our ambition to align with the Paris Climate Agreement is a natural progression in our sustainability journey. Investing in sustainability is core to our growth strategy and key to our success as a business,” Painter added.

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: Orion Engineered Carbons

Elvisridge Capital Acquires Glacier Outdoor dba Glacier Glove

BEACHWOOD, Ohio — April 26, 2022 — Michael Southard, managing director of Elvisridge Capital LLC, is pleased to announce the acquisition of Glacier Outdoor Inc. (Glacier Glove).

Glacier Glove, based in Reno, Nev., manufactures gloves and other apparel for the fishing and hunting industries. Glacier will now join Elvisridge Capital’s other fishing-related brands, Blackfin Rods and BBS (FINS Fishing), a fishing line manufacturer.

“Glacier fits well with our existing portfolio companies in this space,” Southard stated. “Our strategy will be to continue to add distribution points, as well as increase the speed and quantity of product development.”

Harvey Miller, current general manager, will continue in this role and will report to Bill Bolton, vice president of fishing products at Elvisridge Capital.

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: Elvisridge Capital LLC.

EVI Industries To Acquire Clean Designs And Clean Route LLC

MIAMI — April 26, 2022 — EVI Industries Inc. announced today that it executed a definitive agreement to acquire Lakewood, Colo.-based Clean Designs Inc. and Clean Route LLC — together Clean Designs — a distributor of commercial laundry products and a provider of related technical installation and maintenance services to on-premise, vended, and multifamily laundry customers. The addition of Clean Designs further strengthens EVI’s leading market share position in the West region of the United States. Upon the completion of the Clean Designs acquisition, EVI will have acquired 18 commercial laundry businesses and continues to be the fastest growing and only publicly listed company devoted to the North American commercial laundry distribution and service industry.

With Clean Designs, EVI adds an experienced sales team with established customer relationships and a consistent record of growth, a service team with a longstanding reputation for providing reliable services, and a management team from which the Company may further build its commercial laundry operations in and around the state of Colorado. Looking forward, Clean Designs will offer a broader product range, pursue new growth opportunities, and have access to advanced technologies the Company is deploying to drive future growth, efficiency, and profitability. Consistent with EVI’s operating philosophy, Clean Designs will operate as a subsidiary of EVI under its current name and from its present location, will continue to be led by Tim Stoklosa, and have the full extent of EVI’s resources with which to execute on the Company’s long-term growth strategy.

Henry M. Nahmad, EVI’s chairman and CEO, commented: “Each acquisition is integral to achieving our long-term growth and profitability goals. Our company is especially excited about the benefits we will derive from the addition of Tim Stoklosa and the Clean Designs team. We also look forward to working with our loyal suppliers who welcome the growth opportunities this acquisition represents and to delivering a broader product range and enhanced technical service capabilities to commercial laundry customers across the region.”

EVI’s Buy and Build Philosophy

Key components of EVI’s buy-and-build strategy include:

  • Identify and partner with great businesses led by influential leaders,
  • Retain the leadership team, honor the company culture and empower them,
  • Pursue aggressive growth plans and help the leadership team achieve their goals,
  • Create an ownership culture by motivating the team with long-term equity, and
  • Collaborate on new and transformative ideas to foster a spirit of growth and innovation.

Nahmad commented: “We believe that the thoughtful execution of our buy-and-build growth strategy has earned us a positive reputation in and around the commercial laundry industry, including among owners of quality businesses. We remain very active in the pursuit of additional investments in other great businesses and given our record, reputation, and appetite for significant growth, EVI is well-positioned to capitalize on a growing number of opportunities.”

The transaction is expected to close upon the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: EVI Industries, Inc.

BRUNT Workwear Names Industry Veteran Kevin Eskridge As President

BOSTON — April 26, 2022 — BRUNT Workwear, a growing footwear and apparel brand designed for construction workers and tradespeople, announced the appointment of Kevin Eskridge as the company’s president. In this role, Eskridge will oversee the company’s product development, merchandising, sourcing, and global retail expansion as BRUNT accelerates its rapid growth as a leader in the modern workwear category. Bringing more than 20 years of industry experience, Eskridge most recently served as the chief product officer at Under Armour where he spent more than a decade driving the company’s product innovation, channel strategy, and international growth.

“We couldn’t be more excited to welcome Kevin to BRUNT. Not only does he have an incredible track record of building high-growth teams, but more importantly he understands how to create a strong connection with customers through innovative, thoughtfully-designed products which are so important to the community we serve” said Eric Girouard, founder, and CEO of BRUNT. “Kevin has the exact combination of product and commercial experience, as well as a palpable passion for our category, to help us transform BRUNT into a leader, and there is no limit on how far we can go together.”

A seasoned industry executive, Eskridge held a number of instrumental roles at Under Armour, culminating in his role as the company’s chief product officer between 2017 and 2020. Previously, he also served as president of Sport Performance, senior vice president of Global Merchandising and Planning, and the first managing director of Under Armour in China. In Eskridges first role at Under Armour, he worked in the Tactical, Hunting, and Outdoor categories. Eskridge began his career at GAP Inc., and also was a vice president at Armani Exchange.

“The success that Brunt has achieved in a short amount of time is impressive. All the ingredients to become an established leader in the industry are here: a passionate and loyal customer base, a product that is innovative and problem-solving, and a founder with an unwavering mission to build a best-in-class brand” said Eskridge. “BRUNT has a massive runway, and I look forward to continuing the great work started by this incredible team.”

Eskridge joins BRUNT at a pivotal time as the brand aims to triple its staff in key functions such as Product Management & Design, Channel Diversification, and Lifecycle Digital Marketing in 2022. The company recently expanded into apparel after breakout success with its work boots and raised a $20 million Series B round with participation from leading growth-equity firm Stripes and real estate developer TF Cornerstone, among others. In 2021, BRUNT exceeded its 2021 forecast by 80 percent, as sales surged 119 percent between the first half and second half of the year.

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: BRUNT Workwear

Bespoke Manufacturing Announces 50,000-Square-Foot Apparel Plant In Phoenix

PHOENIX — April 26, 2022 — Bespoke Manufacturing Co. (BMC) announced today that it is opening a new state-of-the-art plant in Phoenix, Ariz. BMC is a tech-enabled print, cut & sew operation specializing in one-off, on-demand garments and home fashion products. The leased 50,000 square-foot facility is expected to be fully operational by June 1, 2022 and will bring over 250 jobs.

BMC is an ideal manufacturing solution for any size apparel brand that strives to reshape its supply chain. Brands can offer personalized products on-demand thanks to fast turnaround times and direct-to-consumer shipping options.

BMC’s technological ecosystem incorporates a digital printing solution, the Kornit Presto, and Lectra’s solutions AccuMark 2D, AccuMark 3D, YuniquePLM, AccuMark Made-to-Measure, as well as the GERBERcutter® Z1 allowing BMC to go from designing to printing and cutting and sewing within minutes, without facing the risk of errors. A fleet of Fetch Robotics AMRs (Autonomous Mobile Robots) deliver totes directly into 120 of Juki’s newest electronic sewing stations. The plant has a capacity of more than five dresses per minute.

Product setup through the iCreate.fashion web portal enables absolute real-time 24/7 visibility into the launch, manufacturing process, and inventory status. iCreate helps designers and brands build smart tech packs (STPs) that can be used in both simple and highly automated manufacturing plants worldwide.

J. Kirby Best, the founder of BMC, states, “We chose to build our first plant in the heart of Phoenix because of the talented sewers the city has to offer. Quality is of the utmost importance. We have hired first-rate tailors and sewers from around the world who are eager to show that the United States is a competitive force in apparel manufacturing.”

“With talented fabric and consumer-product innovators, Greater Phoenix continues to attract technology-focused companies and manufacturers,” said Chris Camacho, president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council. “We’re excited to welcome BMC as the latest high-tech manufacturer choosing to expand in the region and look forward to being a partner in their continued growth and success.”

“Arizona is quickly becoming a fashion innovation hotbed, with designers, manufacturers and distributors of all sizes making an impact,” said Sandra Watson, president and CEO of the Arizona Commerce Authority. “BMC’s state-of-the-art facility brings another high-tech innovator to our state, and we are proud to welcome their expansion.”

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: Bespoke Manufacturing Company (BMC)

JEC World 2022 Exhibitor Preview: COBRA International

CHONBURI, Thailand — April 26, 2022 — Cobra International —a manufacturer of advanced composite products for the watersports, automotive, marine, and industrial sectors — will highlight recent diversification into new composite markets at JEC World 2022, with exhibits ranging from VTOL drones to carbon fiber prosthetics.  As the drive for more sustainable manufacturing and products continues, Cobra will also demonstrate how it is working alongside automotive and water sports customers to further enhance the sustainability of products in these sectors.

High Volume Production Capacity for the UAV sector

Recently presented at the world’s largest unmanned vehicle systems event in Florida, Cobra will display a wing from the Swiftlet UAV. This compact tactical fixed wing UAV platform has a 5.5m wingspan and was developed by the Royal Thai Air Force and National Science and Technology Development Agency (NSTDA) for survey, monitoring and search and rescue operations. Cobra manufactured the 32kg Swiftlet composite airframe using a combination of CNC cut carbon sandwich internal structure and PVC foam sandwich skins using both high grade glass fiber and carbon fiber reinforcements.

Sustainability Options for Automotive and Watersports

Sustainability has a been a key focus for the Cobra Waterports division and CAC, the Cobra automotive business unit. At JEC World 2022, Cobra will showcase the increasing material and process options it has developed with both bio-resin and natural fiber reinforcements variants presented alongside more traditional carbon fiber parts.

Visitors will be able to get up close to a new Bio SUP Wingfoil board featuring a basalt, flax, bamboo and GreenPoxy bio-epoxy construction created for partners NSP, as well as state-of-the-art compression molded prepreg foils. Cobra’s first fully recyclable surfboard incorporating the Recyclamine® resin technology that Cobra was recognized for in the 2020 JEC Innovation Awards will also be on display alongside a new Audi e-tron foil by Aerofoils – the world’s safest electric hydrofoil board.

The CAC team (Automotive Business Unit of Cobra) will present a set of OEM mirror cap parts that showcase a range of carbon SMC, woven visual carbon, pure woven visual flax, hybrid flax-carbon and painted flax construction options for the same component. Clear carbon aesthetic and structural parts including CAC made M-carbon components for the  BMW S 1000 RR Motorcycle will furthermore underline the high quality and eye-for-detail for which CAC is renowned.

Carbon Prosthetics

An entirely new composite application for the company, Cobra will also show two composite prosthetic devices at JEC which were productionized by the in-house design and development team. Working alongside a leading Thai university and a medical device OEM, Cobra created a rapid and cost effective series production process for a lightweight carbon fibre prosthetic foot. In another example of lightweight composites creating major quality of life improvements, Cobra has also designed and manufactured a carbon and glass fibre prepreg foot support for Elysium Industries.

“Cobra is thrilled to be back in Paris after a two year break” comments Danu Chotikapanich, CEO, Cobra International. “The entire Cobra team has worked on the product portfolio for JEC World 2022, and this year we will highlight our diversification into novel applications in entirely new composite markets as well as showcasing our latest visions for a more sustainable composite future.”

Posted: April 26, 2022

Source: Cobra International

Technology, Innovation And Sustainability: Keys To The Textile Industry’s Future

TW Special Report

Italian textile machinery manufacturers play a major role in promoting new trends linked to green technologies in their manufacturing sector. The playing field on which the textile industry is hedging its competitive edge is environmental, economic and social sustainability. Regulations and new environmental legislation, also applied to the textile sector and urged on by environmental movements and precautionary policies on chemical safety standards for major brands, have accelerated the change in the entire textile supply chain, which is now more sensitive than ever to these issues.

Italy’s textile machinery manufacturers in the various textile manufacturing segments  — from spinning and knitting to weaving and finishing — now provide technology solutions capable of greatly reducing the emission of or use of hazardous substances in production processes and ensuring greater water savings along with improved energy efficiency in production processes.

Within this context, ACIMIT — the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers — has launched the “Sustainable Technologies” project, coordinated by the RINA certification body, in an effort to develop and promote key sustainability issues for the textile industry. The gold standard of the “Sustainable Technologies” project is the Green Label — a voluntary declaration by Italian textile machinery manufacturers designed to highlight the energy and/or environmental performance of a given machine, calculated in reference to a production cycle defined by the manufacturer for labeled machinery.

The purpose of the Green Label is to identify and easily communicate the energy and environmental performance of a textile machine with reference to a process chosen by the manufacturer as a comparison parameter. Thus, in the absence of internationally recognized standards for classifying energy and/or environmental performance for textile machinery, Italian manufacturers are promoting a tool that aims to highlight some machinery performance data. Awareness of achievements in technological excellence, including in terms of sustainability, is one of the Italian textile machinery sector’s elements of strength, placing it at the forefront of sustainable technological solutions to support the textile industry. In particular, the quantity of equivalent emissions of carbon dioxide — Carbon Footprint – CFP — produced during the machinery’s operation, is the parameter chosen to provide a value to the eco-efficiency of the labeled machinery.

RINA, an Italy-based international certification body, has validated the process of issuing the Green Label and its test measurements. On the basis of a standardized and certified procedure, RINA verifies both the way in which parameters are measured, and the operating conditions of the machines being labeled. At the end of the on-site audits, RINA issues a certificate of conformity that certifies compliance with the regulation by member companies and the truthfulness of the performance data of Green Label certifications issued.

To promote the genesis of the Green Label, ACIMIT — in collaboration with the Italian Trade Agency (ITA) — will participate in the 2022 edition of Techtextil North America in Atlanta, with an Italian Pavilion hosting 17 Italian companies. During the event, ACIMIT and ITA representatives will be available to provide more information regarding the project. If you attend the show, be sure to stop by booth 2133, 2233 and 2333 to discover more.

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April 26, 2022

Hanesbrands Announces Progress Toward 2030 Global Sustainability Goals Impacting People, Planet And Product

WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. — April 25, 2022 — HanesBrands Inc. is releasing its 2021 Sustainability Summary Report outlining progress and plans toward reaching aggressive sustainability goals by 2030.

“At HanesBrands, sustainability is integrated into everything we do — from our iconic brands to sourcing our materials to manufacturing our great products,” said Steve Bratspies, CEO of HanesBrands. “We’re proud of our leadership in this area, and we know there is more to do. Most importantly, I want to thank our 59,000 passionate associates for the progress we’ve made so far and for their continued commitment to creating a more comfortable world for every body.”

2021 Sustainability Summary Report Highlights

People

  • 1.4 million lives impacted by HanesBrands’ philanthropic initiatives and associate and community programs
  • 9.4 million items of essential clothing donated to 80 organizations
  • 49% of U.S. leaders at senior manager level and above are women

Planet

  • 11% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions*; set science-based emissions reduction targets for 2030
  • 48% of electricity came from renewable sources
  • 92% of waste diverted from landfills

Product

  • 61% sustainable cotton used in HanesBrands products
  • 15% reduction in single-use plastics*
  • 5% reduction in packaging weight*

*2019 serves as a baseline for the report

“By setting challenging goals and reporting against our progress, we are showing our commitment to sustainable practices and continuing our long history of acting responsibly, ethically and with transparency,” said Chris Fox, HanesBrands’ chief sustainability officer. “This includes impacting the lives of millions of people, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions, moving toward 100% sustainably sourced cotton and ensuring we have a diverse and inclusive team around the world.”

In late 2020, HanesBrands announced sustainability goals around three pillars: People, Planet and Product.

In 2021, HanesBrands announced its Full Potential growth plan, including a commitment to building a more sustainable business, as well as investment in the company’s associates.

HanesBrands continues to monitor progress against its 2030 global sustainability goals. Learn more about HanesBrands’ commitments at HBISustains.com.

Posted: April 25, 2022

Source: HanesBrands

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