Author: Indonesia Grament

14 NOV

'Democracy', deceptive garment of Dalai Lama

‘Democracy’, deceptive garment of Dalai Lama
By Zang Yanping (China Daily)
Updated: 2014-11-14 07:17
China Daily, China

In order to make the 14th Dalai Lama look good, the Dalai Clique extol him, the former chief representative of the feudal serfdom under the theocratic socio-political structure, as the “representative of democracy”, and claim that “democracy has always been the Dalai Lama’s ideal” and he is “promoting democracy among Tibetans in exile”.

It is common knowledge that human society evolves through three stages – theocracy, monarchy and civil rights.
It is simply ridiculous and strange that the Dalai Lama, a theocratic symbol, is described as a “democracy fighter”. Read more about 'Democracy', deceptive garment of Dalai Lama …

14 NOV

The Latest Clothesource Guide to Apparel Trade Regulations is Now Available: Providing a Summary of Agreements, Quotas and Penal Import Duties


MarketWatch
DUBLIN, Ireland, Nov 13, 2014 (BUSINESS WIRE) — Research and Markets ( http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/7faaee/the_clothesource_g) has announced the addition of the “The Clothesource Guide to Apparel Trade Regulations: Second Edition” report to their offering.
Read more about The Latest Clothesource Guide to Apparel Trade Regulations is Now Available: Providing a Summary of Agreements, Quotas and Penal Import Duties …

14 NOV

Vendors won't bow to BMA relocation order

Vendors won’t bow to BMA relocation order
SUPOJ WANCHAROEN
Bangkok Post, Thailand

Talks between the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) and Bo Bae market garment vendors fighting a relocation order collapsed yesterday with both sides refusing to back down.

Deputy city clerk Ratthapol Meethanathavorn said Narongchai Nattaphan, representing the coalition of vendors under the name Bo Bae Ruam Jai Club, expressly told him in the meeting that the traders were determined not to leave the market. Read more about Vendors won't bow to BMA relocation order …

13 NOV

Sri Lanka – Rs600 million apparel industry hub

Sri Lanka – Rs600 million apparel industry hub
12-11-2014
Lanka Everything, UK

Sri Lanka’s garment industry is to get a Rs 600 million one-stop-shop, apparel industry hub in Katunayake next year. “The facility will be completed in 2014. We have already identified the land and the planning has started. This will be an apparel industry hub that visitors can come to, for one-stop-shop solutions,” said the Minister of Enterprise Development and Investment Promotions, Rohitha Bogollagama, speaking at the inauguration of two apparel industry exhibitions at the Sirimavo Bandaranaike Memorial Exhibition Centre, on Thursday. Read more about Sri Lanka – Rs600 million apparel industry hub …

13 NOV

Tough measures to cure garment sector's Re woes

Tough measures to cure garment sector’s Re woes
Times of India, Indi

MUMBAI: These days, it is easy to get an appointment with chief executives of garment manufacturing firms. They want to talk at length of their woes, mainly due to the declining dollar and even large firms have been forced to send home workers.

Two large Mumbai firms, which have been in the business for over two decades, claim they have sent home 600 workers.

Coming in the back of a year when the garment industry received record orders from foreign buyers, the reversal seems to suggest that something is seriously amiss. Read more about Tough measures to cure garment sector's Re woes …

12 NOV

Two More Saipan Garment Factories Closing

Two More Saipan Garment Factories Closing pacific, HI (Saipan Tribune) Two more Saipan garment factories are closing, the Saipan Tribune reports. L&S Apparel Inc. and Jin Apparel Inc. will close by December 31. Jim Apparel, however, said it will make a final decision on its factory by March 2014. The closure of the firms will […]