Texprocil News1 - Handloom Export Promotion Council
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News Clippings<br />
Africa indaba on textiles unpacked<br />
Africa as an alternative source for textiles, the practicalities of getting a product<br />
to consumers and work-related social issues within factories in the region will be<br />
unpacked at a textile industries gathering in Cape Town this week.<br />
This gathering called Source Africa, a four-day meeting of business leaders from<br />
the textile and apparel industry, will be held at the Cape Town International<br />
Convention Centre starting Tuesday<br />
Rob Davies, Minister of Trade and Industry, will speak at the event opener next<br />
Tuesday. Steve Lamar, executive vice president of the American Apparel &<br />
Footwear Association, will join him.<br />
A series of business seminars will run until Friday. The first seminar will focus<br />
on the practicalities of getting a product to consumers once it is manufactured.<br />
Organisers said it would also focus on how to get raw materials to factories.<br />
“Speakers will discuss obstacles related to infrastructure and transportation and<br />
the best practices for brands in dealing with these issues. Other key points for<br />
this seminar will be speed-to-market realities and opportunities and how to deal<br />
with customs clearance,” organisers said.<br />
The African Cotton & Textile Industry Federation (ACTIF) will also host a<br />
session looking at “Africa as an alternative sourcing destination.”<br />
(Source www.thenewage.co.za, Apr 07, 2013)<br />
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Local textile firms see gains from Beijing expo<br />
HOME<br />
TAIPEI--Taiwanese firms have reaped benefits from their presence in the March<br />
27-29 Intertextile Beijing Apparel Fabrics, an annual textile trade show in China,<br />
The Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) said Saturday.<br />
The 26 Taiwanese exhibitors secured about US$480,000 (NT$14.35 million) in<br />
orders from foreign buyers during the event, the local textile business grouping<br />
said.<br />
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