Textiles South East Asia is a monthly publication providing hard-to-find commercial news, information and business opportunities of the textile and clothing industries in South East Asia. This developing region offers new prospects for marketing products and services, as well as sourcing opportunities, in Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos, Malaysia, Myanmar (Burma), Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.
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Our free monthly e-newsletter, sent direct to your inbox, delivers the latest news headlines in the emerging markets of Central and Eastern Europe and South East Asia
The Khanh Hoa Economic Zone and Industrial Zones Management Board has granted approval to British Virgin Islands-registered Bangshi to implement the Unitex Vietnam fabric manufacturing…
Singapore is now shipping up to 70 tonnes of unwanted clothing every week to a recycling facility in Port Klang, Malaysia, in what has become…
The largest textile cluster in Russian Siberia has been established in Barnaul by BTK Textile, a leading Russian textile manufacturer.
Indonesia’s textile sector is running far below capacity, with upstream producers operating at roughly 45% and midstream manufacturers at about 60%.
The Cambodia Skills Framework has officially rolled out its inaugural skill guide foundation, targeting the textile and apparel industries with endorsement from the Textile, Apparel,…
Companies that distribute textile products and have unsold items will no longer have the right to destroy them.
Published by Textile Media Services, Textiles South East Asia is a monthly electronic newsletter targeted at major textile and clothing companies and organisations, and suppliers of machinery, equipment, fibres, dyestuffs and chemicals, who are looking at investing in, or marketing to, the emerging South East Asian region.
Read by top management, chief executives and decision-makers in the international textile and clothing industry with an interest in capitalising on the economic boom in South East Asia.
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