MEXICO EYES DIGITAL TEXTILE PRINTING AS IT SEEKS TO BOOST TROUBLED FABRIC MANUFACTURING SECTOR
March 2nd, 2020
Mexico’s digital textile printing industry is poised for growth as the country’s textile manufacturers bet on the technology to cut costs, meet orders faster and widen exports to Canada and the United States, efforts that have gained in importance this year as the global economy reels from the spread of the coronavirus.
There is increasing investment within Mexico for digital textile printing equipment according to Ruth Quindós, marketing manager for large format printing in Mexico for Palo Alto, California-based HP from 2016 to 2018 (she now covers ...
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