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As a member of the Swiss Textile Machinery Association, Saurer will give visitors the opportunity to learn about the company and to gain an overview …
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Interview with Ketan Sarvaiya Director of Colorband Dyestuff (P) Ltd.
Could you please let us know more about COLORBAND Group and products, goals and success story? Colorband Dyestuff P. Ltd. is a dyestuff manufacturing company, with its …
Read More »First Bank partners Africa Fashion Week, promotes growth of small businesses
First Bank of Nigeria Limited has sponsored the sixth edition of the Africa Fashion Week, Nigeria a measure met to promote the growth of small …
Read More »FAYEMI URGES FG TO BAN IMPORTED ‘ASO-OKE’ FABRIC
The wife of Ekiti State governor, Bisi Fayemi, has urged the Federal Government to ban imported ‘Aso-Oke’ fabric and revive the nation’s textile industry to …
Read More »Vietnam textile sector orders hit by African competition
Vietnamese textile firms are witnessing declining orders as buyers are moving to cheaper developing countries, especially in Africa. Many businesses this year do not have …
Read More »Jordan plight of Bangladeshi garment workers
Garment workers from Bangladesh working in Jordan, the number of which is quite substantial, are faced with adverse working conditions affecting their mental and physical …
Read More »Detroit-based brand DIOP creates traditional African clothing for all people
Two years ago, the clothing brand DIOP was created when Mapate Diop, a New York City native, was wearing a shirt his mother had made …
Read More »PRECIOUS MOLOI-MOTSEPE: SA PERFECTLY POISED TO GRAB A LARGER PIECE OF LUCRATIVE FASHION AND CLOTHING INDUSTRY
The global fashion industry is a lucrative business valued at $2.4 trillion (R35.6 trillion) and employs some 300 million people across its value chains. This …
Read More »S AFRICA’S RETAILERS VOW TO BACK DOMESTIC TEXTILE SECTOR
South Africa’s big clothing retailers have vowed to buy an additional 85 million units of clothes, shoes and leather goods manufactured in the country over …
Read More »SA’S BIGGEST RETAILERS COMMIT TO LOCAL TEXTILES
South Africa’s biggest clothing retailers have promised to purchase an additional 85 million units in locally manufactured clothes, shoes, and leather goods over the next …
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