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TOURISM AND ECONOMIC CRISIS BOOST PORTUGUESE CANNED FOOD
The Portuguese canned food sector, internationally known for its canned fish lines, is thriving – thanks to tourism and innovation, despite the many supply chains issues that it still faces.
Statistics Portugal (Instituto Nacional de Estatística – INE) data suggests the sector is growing fast, with Portugal having exported EUR 305.3 million’s worth of canned fish products in 2022 (provisional data), 20.3% more than in 2020.…
WILL THE FASHION SECTOR VALUE CHAIN COOPERATE EFFECTIVELY ON SUSTAINABILITY?
The sustainability of the global fashion industry is coming under increased scrutiny. Concerns about how the industry uses water, chemicals and human labour, its greenhouse gas emissions and the mounting landfilling of ‘fast fashion’ disposables, have led politicians, sustainability activists and consumers to put pressure on the industry to change.…
EU ROUND UP – OLAF TARGETS FRAUD IN HUGE COVID-19 RECOVERY FUNDS
European Union (EU) anti-fraud agency OLAF has told Belgium-based news wires it is probing fraud and graft in the EU’s EUR724 billion Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) (1), designed to help member states’ economies recover from Covid-19.
So far, EUR150 billion has been paid out, reported Brussels news service Knack, with Italy and Spain receiving more than 25% of payments.…
SOUTHERN EUROPE IS HEART OF EUROPEAN DIGITIAL TEXTILE PRINTING EXPANSION
Southern Europe has always been a key region for creative textile and clothing development and so it is no surprise that local companies have been enthusiastic adopters of digital textile printing, given the flexibility, speed and sustainability that these systems offer.…
EU/WTO ROUND UP - UKRAINE FOOD FLOODS INTO EUROPE
As the first anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine passes – with 8,173 civilians killed as of March 5 (UN figures), the European Union (EU) has been debating dealing with a boom in Ukrainian food imports. While Ukraine food exporters have struggled to ship output via maritime ports, because of Russian naval action, the EU has strengthened road and rail land connections, plus riverine Danube ports.…
DIGITAL TWINS OFFER CLOTHING COMPANIES ADVANCES IN DESIGN AND SALES
From tackling the garment industry’s waste challenges, to proving a product’s provenance and providing infinite creative opportunities for designers, ‘digital twins’ – a digital reproduction of real-life clothing or accessories – are already providing significant benefits.
Lui Iarocheski, VP of marketing and new ventures at PlatformE – a Porto, Portugal-based fashion tech company offering mass customisation at scale for fashion brands told Just Style: “The beauty of a digital twin is that it carries rich data.…
EU CAN MANUFACTURERS CONTEST NEW PACKAGING REUSE RULES
THE EUROPEAN Commission’s new proposal for a European Union (EU) packaging and packaging waste regulation, released last November (2022) (1), contains unrealistic reuse and refill targets, European can industry experts have told CanTech International. Their comments come as negotiations begin between the Commission – the EU’s executive, the European Parliament and the EU Council of Ministers on securing agreement over the draft text.…
EU ADDS GIBRALTAR TO HIGH-RISK LIST FOR MONEY LAUNDERING
The European Commission has added the British overseas territory (BOT) of Gibraltar to European Union (EU) list of high-risk countries with strategic deficiencies in their anti-money laundering and countering the financing of terrorism (AML/CFT) regimes. This latest update to the EU AML blacklist (1) means that banks and other AML obliged entities will have to apply enhanced due diligence when dealing with transactions with Gibraltar, which was ceded to the UK in 1713, having been seized during the War of the Spanish Succession.…
AFRICA’S CLOTHING SECTOR EYES GROWTH POTENTIAL – BUT INFLATION AND RECESSION IS HAMPERING AMBITION
An African garment and textile sector rebounding from the Covid-19 pandemic has seen strong export growth in the first three-quarters of 2022 start to sputter through a tightening of retail demand in Europe and the United States. These remain Africa’s two primary export markets and their consumers are reducing spending as inflation and recession concerns grow.…
IRAN’S ROCKY BUT REWARDING COSMETICS MARKET
In recent years, Iranians have been driving growth in the Middle East’s cosmetics market, but worsening economic and political developments in Iran have restricted this growth. That has not deterred some personal care product companies, however, who continue to prosper in the country, whose market of 84 million people has significant potential.…