The South African Government Has Drawn Up A New 3 Year Policy.

The government of South Africa has drawn up a 3 year period, including Spin Clothing and shoes The new measures of the industry, including the newly revised policy of manufacturing capacity and employment, the Department of Trade and Industry launched the expanded 2013-2015 industry policy action plan (Industrial Policy Action Plan:IPAP) as a fourth degree revision plan, which is intended to make corrections in response to changes in the economic and global situation.

The new measures include the application of Clothing Textiles Competitiveness Programme (CTCP) for new enterprises to crack down on illegal imports, expand the designation of inspection sites and cooperate with the National Technology Foundation (National Skills Fund, NSF) in training and introducing product managers, engineers, technologists and technicians.

In terms of innovation and technology, a South African garment size database based on 3D body scanning technology will be set up to promote the processing of new natural fibers such as linen, kenaf, wild silk and cashmere (cashmere) and enhance the design technology of ready made garments.

The Ministry of Commerce and industry pointed out that since the implementation of the CTCP program in 2010, it has created at least 48348 jobs and helped to reverse the decline of the garment industry. More than 350 companies have been helped, and the cost of the case has reached four hundred million South African (44 million 800 thousand US dollars).

In addition, local retailers also participated in the Clothing Textiles Competitiveness Improvement Programme (CTCIP), which is a part of the CTCP scheme, thus reducing the import volume of retailers and utilizing the advantages of local elasticity, low inventory and fast response to fashion.