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Vinatex faces damage of $43 million due to COVID-19
30-03-2020 18:29
In case the COVID-19 pandemic is brought under control in May and the economy recovers from June onwards, the textile and garments sector is estimated to sustain a damage of VND11 trillion ($478.26 million), VND1 trillion ($43.48 million) of which will come from Vietnam National Garment and Textile Group (Vinatex).
No end to woes of local textile and garment industry
28-03-2020 08:48
While the supply of raw materials from China is recovering after a month of suspension, textile and garment businesses find that they have moved out of the frying pan into the fire as the COVID-19 pandemic rolling over the globe has forced the cancellation of all orders from the European Union and the United States.
Garment firm donates hundreds of antibacterial shirts to Hanoi hospital
27-03-2020 17:14
The Hanoi Textile and Garment Joint Stock Corporation (Hanosimex) on March 26 presented 700 antibacterial shirts to the Hanoi Medical University Hospital in an attempt to support “frontline soldiers” in the fight against the novel coronavirus disease (COVID-19).
Rules of origin pose questions for sectors jostling for position
08-03-2020 08:00
Although the free trade agreement between the European Union and Vietnam will offer great opportunities for wood investors and exporters, its rules of origin may not provide a big boon to local textile and garment businesses.
Japanese kidswear brand opens first store in Vietnam
26-02-2020 14:36
Miki House, Japan's leading infant and children clothes company, officially opened its first store in Ho Chi Minh City on February 25, making its first step in Vietnam.
UNIQLO, Gap, and Nike disrupted by COVID-19 epidemic
22-02-2020 16:57
The lack of local supply for garment and textile producers caused by the COVID-19 epidemic has raised concerns among international fashion brands like UNIQLO, Gap, and Nike.
Textile sector set for success
28-01-2020 17:00
The Vietnamese textile and garment industry continued its big role as a key driver of Vietnam’s exports. Chairman of the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association Vu Duc Giang talked with VIR’s Phuong Thu about how local firms can capitalise on free trade agreements and weather difficulties to move forward sustainably.
Textile-garment thrives with technology
12-11-2019 12:38
As workforce grows scarce and production costs mount, adopting advanced technology and improving the localisation ratio of materials and accessories are textile and garment enterprises’ best chance to reduce labour, raise product quality, and protect the environment.
UNIQLO dips toe in Hanoi waters
29-10-2019 16:54
After announcing the opening of its first, 3,000 square metre store at Parkson Saigon Tourist Plaza in Ho Chi Minh City, Uniqlo is now recruiting staff in Hanoi.
Hanoi garment firms try to go green
12-10-2019 10:35
Vietnam is one of the world’s largest garment producers, but experts have called on enterprises to brush up their green credentials for the domestic market.
Trade deals bring more foreign investment but also challenges
27-08-2019 09:32
With its series of recent free trade agreements, Vietnam is becoming very attractive to foreign businesses, especially in the textile and garment sector.
Brighter digital prospects for textile-garment
19-07-2019 10:54
Vietnam is beefing up textile and garment digitalisation co-operation with South Korea to improve production and make full benefit of the EU-Vietnam Free Trade Agreement.
Better production with digital help in textile and garment sector
09-07-2019 14:00
Over 100 representatives from South Korean and Vietnamese enterprises working in the field of textile and garment participated in the fifth KITECH – VITAS Textile and Garment Seminar under the theme “Better production with digital help in Textile and Garment Sector” taking place in Hanoi today.
VN’s textile industry strives to find new markets
13-06-2019 09:44
Vietnam’s textile and garment industry is striving to achieve export turnover of more than US$40 billion in 2019, a year-on-year increase of 14-15 per cent.
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