PERU TEXTILE AND CLOTHING SECTOR EYES 2024 REBOUND AS PAST POLITICAL CHAOS SUBSIDES
March 18th, 2024
Emerging from past political unrest and economic downturns, Peru's clothing and textile industry hopes for a strong 2024, leveraging ecological and technical innovations and a growing international presence through fairs and new commercial alliances.
"The industry has had a hard 2023; it has received a strong hit...” said Carlos Penny-Bidegaray, president of the textile committee at the Peruvian Exports Association (ADEX - Asociación de Exportadores).
Last year, Peru’s economy contracted 0.5%, and while political protests started to subside with the ...
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