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TRI acquires its competitor Soex UK
Textile Recycling International (TRI), the UK's largest used clothes and textile recycling company, has acquired another textile recycling company, Surrey-based Soex UK Ltd. TRI Group had
Reports reveal that garment manufacturing is killing Africa rivers
According to a new report, garment production, especially for high street brands in Europe, the UK, and the United States, is poisoning Africa's waterways by polluted discharges of untreated
Philippines textiles industry roadmap sees annual exports growth of 45%
The Philippines garment and textiles industry roadmap sees the Philippines become one of the top ten global players with annual exports growth of 45 percent should it implements some recommendations
Turkish apparel exports under pressure from competitors in EU market
The EU is the most important market for Turkey’s clothing exports but currently Turkish ready-to-wear exporters are under pressure from their competitors in the EU market, such as Pakistan and
Textile and garment exports target set to $45 bn for FY18
The country’s textile and clothing export target is set to $45 billion for the current fiscal, lower than the initial target of $48.5 billion set for the previous fiscal which was missed by
Textile and garment exports target set to $45 bn for FY18
The country’s textile and clothing export target is set to $45 billion for the current fiscal, lower than the initial target of $48.5 billion set for the previous fiscal which was missed by
Textile and garment exports target set to $45 bn for FY18
The country’s textile and clothing export target is set to $45 billion for the current fiscal, lower than the initial target of $48.5 billion set for the previous fiscal which was missed by
Textile and garment exports target set to $45 bn for FY18
The country’s textile and clothing export target is set to $45 billion for the current fiscal, lower than the initial target of $48.5 billion set for the previous fiscal which was missed by
Mauritius apparel exports likely to get hardest hit by Brexit
Mauritius apparel export earnings likely to get hit by about a 10 percent, in line with the rupee’s appreciation against the pound with the UK’s decision to exit Europe’s common
Brexit will not impact India’s fibre and yarn exports to UK
Great Britain’s exit from the European Union after the referendum to quit on 23 June will have marginal impact on India’s fibres and yarns export to that destination as it is not a big
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