BANGLADESHI TEXTILE MAKERS PAVE DIGITAL PATH WITH INDIAN HELP
February 1st, 2017
AS Bangladesh aims to double its apparel exports in the next five years, industry executives and experts agree on one thing: value addition is the key and the development of digital printing services is a key strand of this strategy.
As a result, the launch of operations by Indian textile printing manufacturer and distributor DCC (Dhaval Colour Chem) in Dhaka last December was an important step towards creating such an integrated supply chain in Bangladesh.
“There is no business in sewing. Printing is now a thrust sector in the garment industry,” said H N ...
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