Edito may 2013
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There is clearly a correlation that can be made between changes in consumption and changes in imports. Retailers are increasingly relying upon just-in-time purchasing, and as far as they can, keeping the risks related to long-term purchasing down to a minimum. In effect, nearly one fourth of all the major global labels and brands' orders consist of just-in-time purchases, stock replenishments and updates made once the season is already under way.
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