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Moda SS21 edition to be co-hosted alongside Autumn Fair
Following feedback from customers, Moda has decided to push back dates for its SS21 edition. The show originally planned for August, will now take...
Swedish and Swiss funds Egypt’s sportswear makers
Sportswear manufacturing is one of the focuses of an International Trade Centre-led project in Egypt, which will create jobs and increase exports.
The clothing sector...
NAUMD 2020 cancelled due to COVID-19
The North American Association of Uniform Manufacturers and Distributors (NAUMD) and its Public Safety Suppliers & Retailers (PSSR) division have officially cancelled the 2020...
NCTO urges govt not to defer tariffs on finished apparel
The US administration’s reported plan to institute a 90-day deferral on most-favoured nation (MFN) tariffs that is being pushed by the importing and retailing...
UKFT campaigns to support small companies amid COVID-19
UKFT is urging the government to provide support for individuals or companies that are not eligible for any of the existing Covid-19 related protection...
COVID-19 outbreak may cause a 50% drop in sales and production for the European textile and clothing sector
Recent Eurostat data show that the European textile and clothing manufacturing went through a difficult year in 2019, despite good retail sales and export...
The textile and clothing industry supplies protective equipment in the fight against corona
The corona crisis has not stopped at the European textile and clothing industry. Global supply chains are tearing apart, missing supplies of raw materials...
Copenhagen Fashion Week & trade fairs join hands for SS21
The Copenhagen Fashion Week, CIFF, Revolver, Dansk Fashion and Textile (DM&T), and Wear have initiated a close collaboration on the upcoming SS21 edition of...
IMPORTED CLOTHES IN THE REGION TO COST MORE AFTER TAX REVIEW
East African citizens will pay more for imported clothes should governments go ahead with plans raise taxes on imported textiles by between 30 and...
Angola Spends $235 mn on Apparel Imports in 2019
Angola spent $170 million on new imported clothes and $65 million on import of used clothing (bales) in 2019, resources that could be saved if the country’s textile...
