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Foreign brands up in Vietnamese fashion market
Vietnamese consumer market is growing, and stiff competition could motivate domestic firms to change their production methods and business practices in order to stay in business.Since the early
Vietnam participates at the international garment fair in France
The Apparel Sourcing Paris, a leading European sourcing trade fair which was held in Paris from September 18-21, witnessed ten companies from the Vietnam Textile and Garment Association (VITAS)
VN domestic textile, garment firms yet to take benefits of FTA breaks
Vietnamese domestic garment and textile companies have, for the foremost half, ignored on the much-touted edges of trade agreements (FTAs) that was signed by the country, experts aforesaid at
Vietnam textile urged to improve and enhance in global value chain
The foreign direct investment (FDI) firms has greatly contributed to Việtnam’s economic growth, accounting for around 70 percent of national export turnover while domestic enterprises
VN textile firms need to tie up with logistic service providers to reduce cost
The Vietnamese textile industry to reduce costs and improve competitiveness, the domestic textile enterprises should work together with logistics service providers. The costs of logistics currently
FTA’s push Vietnam to focus on domestic supply chain
After the recent signing of FTA’s, many foreign investors have been attracted to Vietnam according to the chairman of the HCM City Association of Garment Textile Embroidery and Knitting. But
Vietnam garment sector likely to fail in achieving $31b export target
Vietnam garment and textile sector due to order shortage likely to fail in achieving its export turnover target of US$31 billion this year which will be decade’s lowest growth level of 4.3
VITAS suggests govt to update textile sector development strategy
The Vietnamese textile industry’s export value under the current planning was targeted to reach US$20 billion by 2020, but the figure exceeded $27 billion in 2015 and is expected to hit $31
Vietnam has potential to become world’s largest textile production hub
The Vietnamese textile industry currently ranks fourth globally in terms of size, behind textile giants China, India, and Bangladesh. With rapid expansion of textile industry, it stands a chance to
Vietnam need to seek foreign investment to develop domestic suppliers
Free trade agreements (FTAs) to create many opportunities and conditions in developing markets to garment, textile, leather and footwear industries as well as challenges due to origin rules for
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