YANGON/TOKYO -- Global clothing retailers such as Japan's Fast Retailing and U.K. giant Marks & Spencer are ending outsourced production in Myanmar, driven off by human rights and labor concerns as well as difficulties conducting operations.
Myanmar Crisis
Uniqlo owner joins clothiers exiting Myanmar
Fashion industry shifts outsourcing away from military-ruled country
A garment factory in Yangon. Clothing brands have outsourced production to Myanmar, providing low-income jobs. © Reuters
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