New CEO At Sanitized AG: Michael Lüthi To Assume Leadership Of The Group

Michael Lüthi

BURGDORF, Switzerland — August 4, 2021 — Michael Lüthi, a member of the founding family, will become the CEO of the SANITIZED company group on August 1, 2021. He will take over the position from Urs Stalder, who will join the administrative board after working for the company for over 30 years.

Lüthi will assume leadership of a company that, for starters, has a legacy marked by over 80 years’ expertise and industry acclaim thanks to its innovative, safe, and reliable products. The additives that SANITIZED develops and markets deliver odor-free textiles, long-lasting hygiene function, protects the material of artificial surfaces, and prevents paints and coatings from degrading in quality due to impurities.

Moreover, Sanitized® is a globally respected and established brand. Around 520 companies actively use the Sanitized ingredient brand in their final products.

Longtime CEO Urs Stalder consistently promoted the brand. Furthermore, he managed to internationalize the company, establish subsidiaries in the United States, China and India, and focus on innovative products. The Swiss Innovation Award that the company won under his leadership is a testament to these accomplishments.

Lüthi, a member of the founding family, will now assume the leadership position. The 38-year-old business economist has been working for SANITIZED since 2018. He previously worked as COO of Senevita, a company that at the time had roughly 30 residences, and he supervised residential complexes for seniors with roughly 2,500 employees. Over the past three years, Michael Lüthi was already a member of SANITIZED’s management team and helped to shape the course of the company.

“We will continue to combine tradition and innovation: SANITIZED is a fourth-generation Swiss family company, and we will continue to expand our leadership position in the world with our safe and innovative products and services for the textile, polymer, and paint industries,” Lüthi explained. American company Consolidated Pathways was recently acquired with this objective in mind. SANITIZED now has a presence with its own subsidiaries in the United States, China, the European Union, and India.

Their all-inclusive services for technology guidance, marketing support, and regulatory matters make SANITIZED AG stand out from its competitors around the world. “Adding value since 1935” is the company’s guiding motto for not only developing innovative products but also giving textiles, polymer products, paints, and coatings modern, useful, and marketable added value.

Posted August 10, 2021

Source: Sanitized AG

First Five Dyers Graduate From Revised Specialist Degree-Equivalent Coloration Course

Alistair Little and James Blackburn of FTS Dyers with their certificate.

HOLMFIRTH, England — August 4, 2021 — A cohort of up-and-coming textile coloration professionals have become the first to successfully complete the revised ASDC (Associateship of the Society of Dyers and Colourists) degree-equivalent qualification.

The new-style course — which is unique in being the only bachelors level certification that solely focuses on the chemistry of textile coloration — was piloted by the globally recognized Society of Dyers and Colourists in 2017.

The five technical specialists have received their awards following three to four years of online study and exams taken remotely, under strict conditions.

They are Wayne Brown of Johnsons of Elgin near Inverness; Alistair Little and James Blackburn of FTS Dyers in Langholm, Scottish borders; Edward Naylor of Bulmer and Lumb in Bradford, West Yorkshire; and Benjamin Poole of David Nieper in Alfreton, Derbyshire.

Andrew Filarowski, technical director of the SDC said: “It’s vital to the industry that talented professionals are given the correct scientific foundation that will allow them to continue to innovate and advance the sector. Without this knowledge being provided to up-and-coming technicians, vital skills and techniques will be lost forever.

“The updated ASDC course reflects the modern era that we live in and includes content on the latest technology and trends — allowing our students to progress and provide untold value to their employers.”

As the student with the most meritorious results, Alistair received the discretionary President’s Diploma of Honour, on the recommendation of the Examinations, Qualifications and Accreditations Board (EQAB) which noted his “continuous improvement.” The exam board also made special mention to James and Benjamin for their academic effort.

Alistair Little, said: “The ASDC has given me an in-depth understanding of the processes that occur within my work, which will benefit my employer and my own career in a number of ways. When I got all my results I was incredibly proud of myself, it’s proved to me what I am capable of.”

Dr Antony Morton, SDC education officer and principal tutor for ASDC, said: “So much has happened in each learner’s career since beginning this programme, in terms of how they have progressed in their roles and met challenges and hurdles along the way. I am absolutely delighted on behalf of all of our graduates.”

Prof Steve Westland, chairman of EQAB, added: “It is important to note that this year, as last year, has been a particularly difficult year for the students due to the pandemic. They are therefore applauded for their commitment to the course, and examinations, and have to be congratulated for their results.”

The students’ journey was split between six modules — Colour Physics, Chemistry of Colorants, Dyeing of Natural Fibres, Dyeing of Synthetic Fibres, Dyeing Theory and Textile Printing. Ed, Ben and Wayne completed the course over four years, while Alistair and James took three years.

The ‘class of 2021’ is the first to have studied within a revised module structure, featuring Dyeing Theory and Textile Printing for the first time, and under the invigilation of a new external examiner Professor Martin Bide.

Usually, a day of celebration is held, with an official presentation of certificates but COVID has meant this event is currently on hold.

Posted August 10, 2021

Source: Society of Dyers and Colourists

BlueChip Holdings Launches Athlete Branded Clothing Collections

NEW YORK CITY — August 10, 2021 — BlueChip Holdings Inc. has launched a unique platform that allows world-renowned athletes to connect with their fans and build their own brands. As a part of the platform, celebrity athletes will release personal clothing collections. Based in New York City and London, BlueChip’s mission is to create a closer connection between athletes and their most loyal fans.

BlueChip will launch with athletes including: former New York Giants wide receiver and Super Bowl champion Victor Cruz; Ashley Cole, the former Premier League left back, current Chelsea Academy coach and recently appointed England U21 assistant coach; former West Ham and England striker Carlton Cole; Mike Moustakas of Major League Baseball’s Cincinnati Reds; and U.K. soccer and boxing app Pitch Sport with their collaboration with British Touring Car Championship BTCC racing. In addition to the athlete and partner clothing collections, BlueChip will also launch its own branded apparel line.

“My apparel line represents me as a person” explained Victor Cruz, BlueChip partner and official ambassador. “It’s luxury with some edge to it, and I want my fans to feel like they have a part of me with them when they wear my gear.”

BlueChip offers a platform for both professional and collegiate athletes to build their own individual brand. With the recent rule change related to NCAA athletes and endorsements, BlueChip will allow student athletes to connect with their fans and peer groups. In addition to clothing collections, BlueChip will create an inspiring content series that features the athletes on the BlueChip. The content will be hosted on bluechipteam.com and its social platforms. This content series will offer fans behind-the-scenes access to some of the best athletes.

“What we have built at BlueChip is a different way to connect directly with your most admired athletes and support them on their journey as they create their own brands,” said Steve J. Roberts, co-founder and CEO of BlueChip. “We are storytellers through our content and apparel collections, and we are bringing together a unique community of the best athletes around the world to do it.”

Each athlete works hand-in-hand with BlueChip designers to curate the logo and brand that best embodies their own unique personality and upbringing. Victor Cruz’s logo features “VC” lettering. He also has a version that pays homage to his Super Bowl-winning New York Giants team in 2012.

“My collection features an ‘AC3’ logo inside wired fence cages because growing up in a tough English neighborhood, cage football was my escape,” said official ambassador and former Chelsea and England defender Ashley Cole. “I know there are kids out there just like me growing up today, who love football and use it as an escape from their everyday lives.”

Posted August 10, 2021

Source: BlueChip

NCTO Welcomes Senate Passage Of Infrastructure Bill; Guarantees Long-Term Contracts For Domestic PPE

WASHINGTON — August 7, 2021 — The National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO), representing the full spectrum of U.S. textiles from fiber through finished products, issued a statement today welcoming Senate passage of a bipartisan infrastructure bill that will provide billions of dollars in new spending to revitalize the nation’s roads, bridges and railways and help reconstitute a domestic supply chain for personal protective equipment (PPE).

“We commend the Senate for passing the bipartisan infrastructure bill, which will provide critical resources for our nation’s aging infrastructure and at the same time help incentivize the reshoring of personal protective equipment (PPE) production, an important priority of the U.S. textile industry,” said NCTO President and CEO Kim Glas.

NCTO worked with congressional allies to include a version of the Make PPE in America Act, legislation co-sponsored by Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) and Senator Gary Peters (D-Mich.), in the infrastructure legislative package. The bill ensures all PPE purchased by the Departments of Homeland Security, Health and Human Services and Veterans Affairs are Berry Amendment-compliant; guarantees long-term contracts (a minimum of two years) to U.S. manufacturers; and creates a tiered preference for PPE made in the Western Hemisphere by our free trade partners using U.S. components, after domestic manufacturing capacity has been maximized.

“We sincerely thank Senator Portman and Senator Peters for working to include their Make PPE in America Act in the infrastructure bill,” Glas said. “This bill will help onshore critical production of personal protective equipment (PPE) by guaranteeing long-term contracts for domestically produced PPE and ensuring that taxpayer dollars are utilized to bolster the federal purchase of American-made PPE.

The U.S. manufacturing industry has produced over a billion lifesaving PPE and other medical products over the last year, as NCTO members retooled production chains in response to the nation’s needs. We will continue to urge the government to purchase Berry-compliant products containing 100 percent domestic content for PPE to help bolster the full U.S. production chain in the future.”

Posted August 10, 2021

Source: The National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO)

NatureWorks Passes Final Authorization Milestone For New Fully Integrated Ingeo PLA Manufacturing Plant In Thailand

MINNETONKA, Minn. — August 9, 2021 — Continuing its global manufacturing expansion plan, NatureWorks, manufacturer of low-carbon polylactic acid (PLA) biopolymers made from renewable resources, has obtained final authorization from parent companies, GC International Corp. Co. Ltd., a subsidiary of PTT Global Chemical Public Co. Ltd. (GC) and Cargill Inc. (Cargill), to build a new Ingeo™ PLA manufacturing complex in Thailand. NatureWorks plans to invest in excess of $600 million to construct the complex, which will include production sites for lactic acid, lactide, and polymer, making it the world’s first PLA facility designed to be fully integrated.

“Thanks to the ongoing support of our parent companies, our plans for a second Ingeo PLA manufacturing location continue to progress,” said Rich Altice, president and CEO of NatureWorks. “This authorization was an important milestone that ensures we will be ready to begin construction in 2022 on an integrated manufacturing complex that will help us address the increasing global market demand for sustainable materials.”

Dr. Kongrapan Intarajang, CEO of GC, said: “GC, Thailand’s leading chemical company and the world’s leading environmentally friendly bio-chemical producer, is committed to operating in accordance with sustainability guidelines and circular economy principles. Sustainability creates balanced growth in economic, social, and environmental dimensions, driven by the framework of the SDGs. Today, GC and Cargill, joint owners of NatureWorks, the top PLA biopolymer manufacturer globally, are ready to expand investment in the biochemical sector following the BOI’s investment promotion approval of NatureWorks.”

“Cargill is excited to take this next step with GC to support the expansion of NatureWorks through its second production facility,” continued Colleen May, president of Cargill Bioindustrial. “This marks an important milestone in our continued efforts to invest in sustainable solutions for bioindustrial customers around the world.”

Construction of the new manufacturing complex to be located at the Nakhon Sawan Biocomplex (NBC) in Nakhon Sawan Province will begin in the second quarter of 2022. With an expected opening in 2024, the facility will have an annual capacity of 75,000 tons of Ingeo biopolymer and produce the full portfolio of Ingeo grades.

Following this shareholder approval, NatureWorks has also selected engineering partners for the next project phase. Jacobs previously provided the front-end engineering design for the new manufacturing site and will now complete final detailed engineering for the project. Additionally, IAG, has been chosen to partner with NatureWorks on engineering and construction, providing project management, project controls, and procurement services. Both companies were chosen due to their expertise in executing large global capital projects.

In 2002, NatureWorks became the first company to produce PLA biopolymers at commercial scale. In 2013, NatureWorks expanded its flagship Blair, Neb., facility to an annual total capacity of 150,000 metric tons, making it the largest PLA manufacturing plant in the world. NatureWorks also announced a capacity expansion in 2020 at its Blair facility to further increase the availability of Ingeo biopolymers.

The expanded global production of Ingeo biopolymers will support growth in markets including 3D printing and hygiene as well as compostable coffee capsules, tea bags, flexible packaging, and food serviceware that demand sustainable, low-carbon materials and require the high-performance attributes that Ingeo is uniquely suited to deliver.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: NatureWorks

NILIT® Unveils “Making Nylon Sustainable,” The Company’s Corporate Sustainability Report

MIGDAL HAEMEK, Israel — August 9, 2021 — NILIT — the global supplier of nylon 6,6 for apparel, and owner of the SENSIL® sustainable brand — is proud to announce the publication of its sustainability report covering the period 2017-2020. The document, entitled “Making Nylon Sustainable,” details the company’s significant achievements to improve its environmental footprint as well as its plans to positively influence the textile and apparel industry to choose more sustainable products and use them in more responsible ways.

“Sustainability is a core value at NILIT,” said Ilan Melamed, general manager. “We are dedicated to providing the most consumer-relevant, highest quality, and most sustainable premium Nylon 6.6 products to the apparel market. To attain this goal, we continually invest in operations and product development, leveraging our partnerships throughout the supply chain. ‘Making Nylon Sustainable’ captures our vision and our commitment to environmental and social responsibility, and we are very pleased to make this public statement.”

“Making Nylon Sustainable” shares NILIT’s accomplishments as well as the company’s ongoing plans to continuously improve the ecological and social influence of its operations and practices in the market and in the communities where the company operates. Through collaboration with brands, retailers, customers, employees, and vendors, NILIT has developed the largest portfolio of sustainable premium nylon 6,6 products under its SENSIL consumer brand. The SENSIL portfolio includes performance products that directly address the apparel industry’s most pressing environmental issues, such as water and energy consumption, waste reduction, use of recycled inputs, and impact to ecosystems.

Also, NILIT has been applauded for its many sustainability achievements in its facilities around the world, especially its innovations in clean energy cogeneration that reduced carbon dioxide by 40 percent and eliminated emissions of toxic gases. In addition, the NILIT Total Product Sustainability program ensures that all NILIT products meet stringent criteria for responsible production. The company also introduced QR Codes in all SENSIL hangtags. Produced with FSC paper and distributed on certified garments from brands worldwide, these hangtags guarantee authenticity and provide more information to consumers about the technologies and benefits of premium Nylon.

“Our industry’s journey toward sustainability relies on creativity, commitment, and partnership,” Melamed continued. “Our vision is to be the world’s most innovative and sustainable Nylon producer, creating solutions that transform businesses as well as lives. By publishing this report, we openly share this idea with all our stakeholders and invite our industry colleagues to join us in this crucial endeavor.”

Learn more about NILIT’s commitment to a more sustainable apparel industry by downloading “Making Nylon Sustainable” at www.nilit.com/sustainability/#sustainability-policy.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: NILIT

Target Introduces The Fall Designer Collection Featuring Four Rising Forces In Fashion

MINNEAPOLIS — August 9, 2021 — Target Corp. today announced The Fall Designer Collection, featuring four limited-time-only design partners: Rachel Comey, Victor Glemaud, Sandy Liang and Nili Lotan. Representing each designer’s signature aesthetic, The Fall Designer Collection features more than 180 modern and classic fall wardrobe essentials, ranging in price from $15-$80, with most items under $50.

“For the past 20 years, our guests have continued to express excitement when we introduce them to new and emerging designers from across the globe, all at an incredible value,” says Jill Sando, executive vice president and chief merchandising officer, Target. “This fall, we’re building upon that legacy and bringing together four dynamic and highly-regarded designers to introduce a collection of inclusive, on-trend and timeless fashion staples to re-energize guests’ wardrobes for the fall season.”

The Fall Designer Collection features modern and versatile designs that will endure season after season and reflects Target’s commitment to inclusivity, ranging in size from XXS-4X. The collection will be available on Target.com and in select Target stores this September, as well as via Target’s contactless same-day pickup options, including Drive Up and Order Pickup.

The Designers

Rachel Comey launched her eponymous brand in 2001 with a menswear line and following its success, launched a womenswear line in 2004. Her collections are known for their elements of understated, everyday glamour featuring sculptural silhouettes and playful details.

“This Fall marks the twenty-year anniversary of my brand, Rachel Comey. We are proud to have grown from a New York-based company to a global one, and are thrilled to introduce our designs to an even wider audience through this partnership with Target. The collection is filled with easy, wearable styles that work for all lifestyles, which aligns perfectly with our mission and this celebratory milestone,” says Rachel Comey.

Rachel Comey for Target features casual and approachable styles designed with elements of surprise that come in the form of unexpected fabric and silhouette pairings, such as sweater pants, denim handbags and leather blouses.

Victor Glemaud is a designer from New York. He launched his eponymous collection in 2006 focused on bold and bright statement knitwear and was named a finalist for the Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA)/Vogue Fashion Fund in 2017.

“Working with Target on this collection has been a highlight of my career. I always aim to make designs that are celebratory, fun and encourage all people, no matter their race, size or gender, to embrace who they are. I hope that every guest who shops at Target is able to find a piece in my collection that makes them feel the most like themselves,” says Victor Glemaud.

Victor Glemaud for Target features multicolored stripes and color blocking with thoughtful details to create vibrancy within everyday versatile pieces designed for all people.

Sandy Liang’s ready-to-wear collections, the first of which was created in 2014, are rooted in outerwear and feature elevated detailing and fabrics.

“My brand is inspired by nostalgic moments from my childhood, and when the opportunity to collaborate with Target on a fall fashion collection came about, I knew it was the perfect fit as I’ve always admired their collaborations. I’m thrilled to be able to bring my designs to such a broad audience and hope that they encourage Target’s guests to have fun with their fashion and not take themselves too seriously,” Liang said.

With a sweet-meets-sporty approach, Sandy Liang for Target boasts effortlessly cool and confident designs that offer versatility and are both comfortable and fun at the same time — including smocked dresses and patchwork fleece.

Nili Lotan is a New York City-based designer. Following decades of experience working for major designers in the fashion industry, Lotan launched her namesake fashion brand in 2003 — a wardrobe of luxurious, chic, and timeless pieces for today’s woman.

“I’ve always believed that the clothes you wear tell a complex story of who you are as an individual. Your clothes should give you the strength and confidence to run your life. I’m incredibly excited to have the opportunity to work with Target to bring a collection of fashion staples to a wider audience than ever before,” says Nili Lotan.

Nili Lotan for Target reflects a sophisticated, minimalist aesthetic inspired by European simplicity met with ’70s Americana — including pieces like jumpsuits, slip dresses and outerwear.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: Target Corp.

H&M Reveals New Launch Date For Collaboration With Celebrated Indian Designer Sabyasachi

NEW YORK CITY  — August 9, 2021 — H&M is proud to launch its collaboration with the iconic Indian designer, Sabyasachi, known for his passion for juxtaposing traditional Indian style with contemporary design. The collection is eclectic, bohemian, and takes cues from India’s rich textile and craft history by mixing modern and traditional silhouettes with fresh colors and prints.  The Sabyasachi x H&M collection consists of both womenswear and menswear. Womenswear will be available in select H&M stores and HM.com, and menswear will be available on HM.com, beginning August 12, 2021.

“I am happy to announce the new launch date for the collaboration with H&M, as it gives us the opportunity to spread the Sabyasachi aesthetic to a wider audience in India and worldwide. Due to the complexities of the Covid-19 situation, we had to put the launch on hold but I’m eagerly looking forward to bringing this ready-to-wear collection that will bring relaxed sophistication to everyday life in an understated yet glamorous style,” says Sabyasachi.

The Sabyasachi x H&M collection consists of both womenswear and menswear and is the perfect modern statement for glamorous loungewear for fashion lovers who want a chic yet eclectic ensemble. For women, key pieces include long flowy dresses and kaftans to be worn in layers and mixed with accessories. For men, a Henley shirt, high waist wide chinos and a photographer jacket are key pieces. Finely crafted accessories and shoes accentuate the full looks. Another key highlight of the collection is the Indian textile and print traditions brought to life by the Sabyasachi Art Foundation with meticulously crafted vintage block prints and multicolor silhouettes.

“At H&M, we are thrilled to be able to announce the new date for our collaboration with iconic Indian designer Sabyasachi. At a time like this, we believe people value the use of homegrown crafts and textiles more than ever and that’s something no one can do better than Sabyasachi.  We look forward to taking this stunning collection to as many people across the global as we can,” Maria Gemzell, head of New Development, H&M.

The Sabyasachi x H&M collection will be available in selected H&M stores and online on HM.com beginning August 12, 2021.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: H&M

Acteev® To Launch Performance Textiles At 2021 Outdoor Retailer Summer Expo

HOUSTON — August 9, 2021 — Acteev will launch its performance textiles line at the 2021 Outdoor Retailer Expo, giving prospective brand and manufacturing partners the opportunity to experience the unique technology hands-on.

“Attendees can see and touch our fabrics and sample garments and experience how our materials are luxuriously soft on the skin yet rugged enough for tough outdoors conditions,” said Joey Barbaree, global segment leader for Acteev. “As more and more brands work to create sustainable, premium products with the latest in antimicrobial innovation to keep their garments and gear odor-free and safe from mildew, our textiles can help give customers confidence their clothing and equipment are protected.”

Proud recipient of a 2021 Outdoor Retailer Innovation Award, Acteev locks in the environmentally safe antimicrobial protection of zinc ions within superior nylon 6,6, creating yarns and fabrics that naturally combat odor- and mildew-causing bacteria, mold and fungi. The technology protects textiles — from base layers and outerwear to sleeping bags and more — using one of nature’s own elements.

Plus, unlike chemical applications that are coated or sprayed on, Acteev does not rely on any post-production treatment or after-market process. Instead, Acteev’s zinc ions are embedded directly into the matrix of the molecule, providing protection throughout the life of the product. This means Acteev Performance Textiles require less water in the manufacturing process while ensuring they remain as effective as day one.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: Ascend Performance Materials

NRF: Business Groups File Amicus Brief Calling USTR Tariffs Process ‘Flawed’

WASHINGTON — August 9, 2021 — The National Retail Federation, the Retail Litigation Center, the American Apparel & Footwear Association, the Consumer Technology Association, the Footwear Distributors and Retailers of America, the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association and the Toy Association today filed a “friend of the court” amicus brief in the U.S. Court of International Trade. The trade groups submitted the brief in support of businesses and their workers that have been negatively impacted by a series of escalating tariffs covering virtually all Chinese imports to the United States imposed by the United States Trade Representative (USTR).

In 2018, following a Section 301 investigation into China’s trade practices regarding forced technology transfer and intellectual property rights protection, the Trump Administration initiated several massive tariffs against Chinese imports. Thousands of American businesses have been forced to pay these taxes to import Chinese goods and products, which ultimately result in higher prices for U.S. consumers. The Biden Administration has kept these tariffs in place when American businesses are doing their best to safely serve customers, and keep workers on their payrolls, during the pandemic.

In September 2020, more than 6,000 plaintiffs filed lawsuits challenging the List 3 and List 4A tariffs as unlawful under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 arguing that the USTR exceeded its authority when it imposed tariffs without attempting to connect them to any underlying investigation of China’s trade practices. The amicus brief supports the plaintiffs’ arguments and highlights USTR’s violation of its statutory obligations under the Administrative Procedure Act by failing to give adequate opportunity for, or consideration of, public comments.

The staggering scale and far-reaching effects of the proposed tariffs required USTR to take a thoughtful approach consistent with its statutory obligation under the Administrative Procedure Act. Instead, USTR imposed compressed public-comment timelines, which often gave businesses only a few days to analyze the impacts on supply chains and retail operations and develop thoughtful comments. To make matters worse, despite receiving nearly 10,000 comments and pieces of testimony, the overwhelming majority of which opposed the tariffs, USTR refused to respond to any of the identified concerns.

According to the amicus brief:

“Those proposed tariffs implicated hundreds of billions of dollars of imports and impacted almost every facet of the U.S. economy.  Many stakeholders, including amici’s members must plan out their international supply chains and delivery schedules months in advance. Not surprisingly, these businesses needed time to review the hundreds of thousands of products they sell to evaluate the availability and feasibility of alternative non-Chinese sources and to assess impacts on supply chains and retail operations.”

“If USTR had satisfied its obligation to allow for meaningful comments from amici and others and had actually considered them, it would have recognized the considerable harm its actions would inflict.  The tariffs are a hidden tax on U.S. consumers, hurting domestic producers, retailers, and customers alike.  And, as predicted, they have had a significant adverse impact on the U.S. economy.”

The amicus brief was written by Joseph R. Palmore and Adam L. Sorensen of Morrison & Foerster LLP. To view the amicus brief in its entirety, click here.

Posted August 9, 2021

Source: The National Retail Federation(NRF)

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