South Africa's clothing and textile sector, a cornerstone of the nation's economy that employs between 60,000 and 80,000 individuals, finds itself at a pivotal moment, grappling with an array of formidable global and domestic hurdles. Representing approximately 14% of the country's manufacturing
In a sobering turn of events for the UK furniture industry, two prominent companies, Ashley Manor, a respected upholstery manufacturer, and Alexander & James Sofas, a British-designed furniture import business, have entered administration through liquidation. Both entities, under the ownership of
In a striking move to protect domestic industries, the United States and the European Union have intensified their focus on Chinese chemical imports, imposing anti-dumping duties on key products vital to industrial applications. This strategic response targets allegations of dumping, where goods
In a transformative move for the industrial landscape of Uttar Pradesh, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has unveiled an ambitious plan to establish textile and apparel parks named after Sant Kabir, a revered figure symbolizing labor and simplicity. This initiative, announced during a high-level
In today’s fast-paced apparel and textile industry, the demand for transparency, sustainability, and consumer trust has never been higher, placing immense pressure on brands to adapt to stringent regulations and shifting market expectations. ITL Group, a global powerhouse in labeling and packaging
In recent times, a notable surge in investments toward U.S. manufacturing has captured the attention of industry leaders, driven largely by tariff pressures introduced under the Trump administration and the resulting disruptions in global supply chains. This shift toward reshoring—bringing
