Bangladesh textile worker protests force H&M-linked factory closures

Five days of widespread protests by Bangladeshi textile workers demanding higher wages have led several H&M suppliers to keep factories closed, according to the fashion retailer. The closures signal potential supply-chain disruption for global apparel brands, though the scale and duration remain uncertain. This follows a pattern of recurring labor unrest in Bangladesh's garment sector, but the current wave's breadth and impact on major buyers mark a notable escalation.

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