TURKEY DIGITAL TEXTILE PRINTING EXPANDS AS COUNTRY GRABS NEAR-SHORING BUSINESS BOOSTED BY COVID-19
February 1st, 2021
The Turkish digital printing sector was hard hit in 2020 by the Covid-19 pandemic, but as demand for garments and textiles has rebounded, so has demand for new printers. Turkey is set to become one of the world’s top three digital printers in terms of capacity and machinery, with the trend for smaller print runs and retailers seeking orders made closer to home being major growth drivers.
“It was a catastrophic year, 2020. There are no official figures, but sales were down around 20-25 percent in terms of dying and printing,” Emre Tezcan, country ...
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