Africa has been on the backstage for far too long. It’s time the continent claims its rightful share in the global textile and clothing business.
TTS is convened a Knowledge session/Panel Discussion on ‘African Textile Industry: Strategy & Operational Excellence’ on 15-Feb-2020 at the ITME AFRICA.
Once home to a vibrant textile industry, Nigeria lost its competitiveness to global headwinds. However, armed with a new zeal to regrow the industry, the government is taking essential steps to inject life back into the industry.
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The sessions will have a presentation by industry experts followed by a panel discussions, throwing the subject open for candid inputs, comments and thought-provoking discussions.
TTS is convening a Knowledge session/Panel Discussion on ‘African Textile Industry: Strategy & Operational Excellence’ on 15-Feb-2020 at the ITME AFRICA.
Factors such as increasing concern towards the adverse impact of synthetic fibers combined with the growing emphasis on reducing the usage of plastic-based materials are expected to fuel the growth of the Cotton Textile Industry.
TTS (Texcoms Textile Solutions) will provide the complete Technical consulting services in this ground breaking project which will be a keystone for revival of the textile industry in Nigeria. NCS has signed a contract at ITMA 2019, Barcelona Spain
Since 2012, Texcoms Textile Solutions (TTS), a subsidiary of Texcoms Worldwide, has been helping clients develop capabilities that result in improved revenues and reduced costs. R Janarthanan, COO of TTS, speaks on the secret behind the success of TTS, and its plans for ITMA.
