MAURITIUS CLOTHING AND TEXTILE COMPANIES LOOK TO NEW TECH INVESTMENTS TO SHARPEN POST-COVID 19 EFFICIENCIES
December 2nd, 2020
The Mauritius clothing and textile sector has been assessing its use of technology to reduce costs and boost efficiency as it mulls how to emerge from the Covid-19 pandemic in good shape to compete globally.
Avinash Goburdhun, managing director and owner of Wensum Ltd, a company supplying formal wear to the UK and USA, said: “More emphasis is being laid on the use of technology across the factories, with more lean production and supply chain consolidation to reduce airfreight costs.”
CEO’s chief executive of Ciel Textile Ltd Eric Dorchies has a ...
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