BANGLADESH PLOTS DIGITAL PRINTING EXPANSION, AS TRAINED PERSONNEL BECOME MORE AVAILABLE
June 1st, 2019
BANGLADESH’S major textile and clothing manufacturers are pumping millions of dollars into digital printing, encouraged by the lure of better margins, cost savings and shorter lead times, industry watchers say.
With conventional textile printing losing its prominence, the country’s top textile producers have spent around USD30 million buying European and Asian digital printing machinery in the past three to four years, industry experts have told Digital Textile.
One such latest player is the Noman Group, a Dhaka-based vertically integrated textiles major, ...
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