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The Trans-Pacific Partnership offers Canadian retailers exciting new opportunities
Business Line (The Hindu), 1:21, 21 June 2016, 439 words , (English)
Hyderabad, June 20: As cotton prices shoot up to 5,800 a quintal, textile industry is
reeling under severe pressure and facing scarcity of raw material.
Elcatex biomass plant to help Honduras textiles plan.
A plan to transform Honduras into Central America's largest synthetics and value-added
sportswear supplier faces training, financing and energy challenges, concedes Jesus
Canahuati, the private sector's representative in the new 'Honduras
Apparelsourcing USA and Texworld USA to welcome more than 700 exhibitors
The Apparelsourcing USA and the Texworld USA trade shows will return to the Javits
Convention Center in New York City, where they will open their doors to exhibitors and
attendees from 12-14 July, together hosting over 700 international
Retail News
Nordstrom makes big e-commerce decision
Nordstrom Inc. has re-evaluated its near-term needs for e-commerce infrastructure. The
luxury retailer has decided to postpone the planned opening of a West Coast fulfillment
center dedicated to fulfilling digital orders until 2020 or later.
Of trench coats and technology: Christopher Bailey to take Burberry to the forefront
of fashion
The National, 20 June 2016, 1756 words , (English)
Sarah Maisey I am led into the boardroom of the shiny new Burberry office in Dubai
Design District and introduced to the softly spoken, ever-so-English Christopher Bailey.
Brooks Brothers Give a Glimpse of Spring Collection
SEEING THE LIGHT: The American brand once again gave a glimpse of its spring offer
both for the mainline and for the Red Fleece collection, in anticipation of the full runway
show that will take place later this season in New York.
Sustainability News
Columbia Sportswear Takes Rainwear to Higher Ground
Columbia Sportswear has introduced what its calling its first high-performance
environmentally friendly rain jacket, dubbed OutDry Extreme Eco.
How your clothes are poisoning our oceans and food supply
New studies show that alarming numbers of tiny fibers from synthetic fabrics are making
their way from your washing machine into aquatic animals
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It is Far Eastern Vietnams second project in Bau Bang IZ. The first phase of the factory
is expected to start production in 2017 and the factory will fully come into operation in
2020.
Delta Galil Opening Factory in Vietnam
Delta Galil Industries is expanding into Vietnam, even as enactment of the Trans-Pacific
Partnership remains uncertain. Isaac Dabah, chief executive officer of the global
manufacturer of private label and licensed intimate apparel,
Angola: Cotton Production in Pipeline - Minister
Sumbe Angola's minister of Agriculture Afonso Pedro Canga said that cotton
production in the irrigated perimeter of Quipela (Gangula), coastal Cuanza Sul province,
is in the pipeline and will boost the textile industry revival.
Weak merchandise margins blamed on sourcing woes.
A lack of speed in the apparel supply chain is being blamed for weaker merchandise
margins, with significant structural changes needed to create a more consistent,
fasterand efficient sourcing model.
LONDON artist Kasia Molga has designed hi-tech clothing which changes colour to
reveal air pollution around the wearers. The prototype "Human Sensor" cape and mask
will display a moving animation with a red colour seeping through it and
London Technology Week Highlights Innovations in the British Fashion Industry
FORWARD THINKING: London Technology Week started today and aims to highlight
the growing influence of technology across a variety of sectors, with its economic output
predicted to reach up to $2 trillion by 2020.
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