On 06/8/2018 in Hanoi, Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) in collaboration with the American Cotton Association and Cotton Incoporated (CI) held a seminar "Textile Science: the key element of high-quality woven fabric "to introduce domestic textile and garment enterprises as well as the dyeing and finishing of woven fabrics.
 

 

Attending the seminar were Mr. Vu Duc Giang - Chairman of VITAS; Mr. Man Yau Yu - Customer Care Director; Mr Jim Grow, Mr. Mike Tyndall, Ms. Jamie Franco - Consultant on Textile Training (CI Organization) and representatives from Northern textile companies attended.
 

 

Speaking at the seminar, Mr. Vu Duc Giang introduced the overview of the Vietnam Textile Industry, the advantages and challenges of the sector, as well as emphasized the importance of cotton in the development of the chain. Link Yarn - Textile dyeing - Sewing in the future. "In the context of the existing textile industry up to 10 million spindles, domestic cotton supply is still not enough to meet demand, so Vietnam is importing more than 90% of US cotton for yarn production, and is reflected in the growth in annual import turnover between Vietnam and the United States, "  Vu Duc Giang emphasized.

Returning to the United States under the program of the Cotton Association, President VITAS said, your cotton has grown significantly over 10 years ago and he expects, in the coming time, the textile business. Domestic garment can import high-grade cotton from the United States for the development of premium fabrics.

This is the first time CI representatives have been present in Vietnam to convey valuable experience in the development and production of the woven sector and the dying process. It is not only an opportunity for US industry experts to share practical experiences, but also the opportunity to represent textile and garment enterprises in the production process. for experts, so apply to the production process of enterprises.
 

 

The seminar was held with many programs, including: Introduction to quality of yarns for woven fabrics; Preparation of yarns for weaving; Woven; The quality of woven fabric presented by Jim Grow. Following was a training session on the preparation, dyeing and finishing of woven fabrics by Mike Tyndall and Jamie Franco.

The program takes place in a dynamic atmosphere, with many questions raised by the company regarding technical processes, as well as practical questions that can be applied to the production of enterprises.

At the end of the seminar, on behalf of the Organizing Committee, representatives of VITAS would like to express their deep gratitude to the representatives of the CI, as well as the desire that CI will continue to organize attractive training sessions, Helping the local textile and garment community.

According to vinatex.com