VIETNAM APPAREL SECTOR OPTIMISTIC ABOUT GROWTH DURING ANTICIPATED 2021 REBOUND FROM COVID-19
August 2nd, 2020
VIETNAM clothing industry insiders have told just-style that they are optimistic that the Vietnamese apparel supply chain will emerge strengthened from the Covid-19 crisis in 2021. This is despite an ongoing shortage of orders during 2020, only partly mitigated by switching production to make masks.
Helen Bui, CEO at KNA Apparel Sourcing and Manufacturing, a Ho Chi Minh City-based manufacturer, trader and exporter of garments made from knitted and woven fabrics, predicted that demand would recover next year and the Vietnamese clothing industry would be well ...
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