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South Africa Improves Textile And Apparel Supply Chain Links To Enhance Competitiveness

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South Africa Textile Industry Garment Industry Textile Supply Chain

at present, South Africa's "a target=" _blank "href=" http://www.91se91.com/ "> clothing /a" and "a target=" _blank "href=" "target=" > textile > industry has seen a great turning point, and the trend of employment decline has slowed down. 
 South Africa < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp" > textile industry < /a > started late. Before World War II, only the producers of household textiles such as sheets and blankets. By the 50-60 century of the last century, woven woven fabrics, cotton yarns and worsted wool (velvet) manufacturers came into being. Clothing is the eleventh largest export industry in South Africa. Gary Nate, President of South Africa's supply chain management, told Durban member of the KwaZulu-Natal textile and garment industry organization that South African textile and garment manufacturers must have a more efficient supply chain strategy to catch up with international counterparts. The CTCP program supported by the Ministry of industry and trade of South Africa includes the two parts of the production incentive plan and the competitiveness enhancement plan, and has been implemented in some member companies of KwaZulu-Natal organization. It is committed to promoting the advantages of local retailers' member companies in improving product production, processing and logistics efficiency, and promoting their member companies to enhance their competitiveness through professional training and exchange of experience. The members of the KwaZulu-Natal organization have benefited from the implementation of the textile and clothing competitiveness program (CTCP). The Organization recommends that member companies analyze the airlift costs of the a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/" > textile and garment < /a >, and do more research on the supply chain solutions. These studies include the authentication of the information technology system and the customs import procedure. "These details are important, because this is a key factor in the competition between our apparel industry and other competitors around the world and cost savings," Knight said. 
 CTCP includes production incentive plan and competitiveness enhancement plan. The Ministry of industry and trade provides funds to promote the competitiveness of member companies through professional training and exchange of experience. The program is committed to motivating member companies to focus on product production, processing and logistics efficiency. Knight said: "the management of clothing and textile industry must support the operation of the supply chain. We have neglected this field all the time, often outsourcing this sector to the other side or the third party. " 
 he encourages members to share costs, such as spanportation costs, quality control system costs and other costs, which may make the supply chain more efficient and convenient. Knight encourages Member companies to share costs, including spanportation and quality control, so as to make the supply chain more efficient and convenient. 
Rob Davies, Minister of trade and industry, said that the 2013/14 industrial policy action plan had been implemented earlier this year. Through the implementation of the plan, clothing, textile, a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > leather < /a "and" a target= "_blank" _blank "," P "," shoes "industry will be spanferred. The competitiveness enhancement plan will prevent the employment rate from falling, and 12205 new jobs will soon emerge. 
 local retailers promise to purchase locally to support local manufacturers. It depends on the implementation of the plan. In the next three years, the output of footwear companies will grow from 52 million to 100 million pairs. 
 the plan will be in operation for four years, including two years in KwaZulu-Natal garment "a href=" http://www.91se91.com > textile manufacturing < /a > base. Many garment manufacturers are working hard to compete with counterparts around the world, especially from Asian counterparts. Compared with foreign enterprises. Domestic companies have more advantages. They can use near land advantages to provide better products and services to their customers. 
 Knight said that the management department of clothing and textile industry must support the operation of the supply chain and execute it in person. The business sector has not always attached great importance to this field, often the Department to third party management, so this business competition is fierce. He encourages Member companies to share costs, such as spanportation costs, cost of quality control systems and other costs, which may make the operation of the supply chain more efficient and convenient. Wood hopes that in the next 2 years, there will be more improvements in textile < a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > clothing enterprise < /a >. "Many enterprises in South Africa are now trying to give up competition with their rivals, especially those from Asia," he said. But local clothing companies know more about local consumer demand than international companies. This is their advantage, which means they will be able to provide better services for the market in the future. 
 it is learnt that Allwear, Celrose clothing, DurbanOverall, Eddels, Zorbate and SaddlerBelts&LeatherCraft have been supported by the Ministry of industry and trade. Two weeks ago, South Africa's minister of trade and industry, Rob Davis, in Thornton, Johannesburg, said that the development of South Africa's clothing, textile, leather and shoemaking industry will be changed through the implementation of the 2013~2014 industrial policy action plan. He said: "the competitiveness enhancement plan will prevent the employment rate from falling, and has created 12205 new job opportunities." 
P > retailers have also begun to purchase locally to support the development of local textile and garment manufacturing industry. One example is the Foschini group's reduction plan, and PrestigeClothing has also participated in the CTCP plan. It is understood that at present, the South African Trade and industrial sector has helped 469 textile, clothing and footwear enterprises through the program. The Department said that in the next 3 years, the output of shoes companies will grow from 52 million pairs to 100 million pairs. 
 local retailers promise to purchase locally as much as possible to local manufacturers. The KwaZulu-Natal industry cluster has built up projects through capacity, which has helped 9 companies to enhance their competitiveness through professional training and inter industry communication. Mike Wood, chairman of KwaZulu-Natal, said the project will last 4 years, while KwaZulu-Nata's local textile and garment industry cluster will last for 2 years. 
Davies, Minister of trade and industry of South Africa, said that at present, South Africa's clothing and < a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > textile industry < /a > has seen a great turning point, and the trend of employment decline has slowed down. Local enterprises have already won the domestic market share by 0-, and have formed a partnership with the government, retailers and other manufacturers. The 2013-14 industrial policy action plan (IPAP) launched by the South African government will also support the development of textile and garment manufacturing and other ancillary industries. 
 the Ministry of industry and trade of South Africa has led the implementation of the competitiveness incentive plan of textile and garment industry, providing training for enterprises, promoting exchanges in the industry, and integrating supply chain, so as to enhance the global competitiveness of local clothing and textile industry. After the implementation of the plan, the declining employment trend will be prevented and the annual output of shoes and clothing and textile industry will be increased. The plan is expected to bring export business opportunities to China's upstream textile and garment products. South Africa's integration of the textile and apparel industry chain will bring export opportunities to China's upstream textile and garment products. Textile machinery, a href= "http://www.91se91.com", clothing raw materials, /a and so on can pay more attention to the market of the country.