South Africa’s garment industry develops stably
According to comprehensive media reports, the head of the South African Clothing Manufacturers Executive Association recently stated that thanks to the impact of a number of measures taken by the government, the overall performance of the South African garment industry in 2011 was good. Relevant measures include the South African central government requiring all government departments to purchase clothing and other products from local sources; in October 2011, the South African Clothing and Textile Workers Union and garment industry employers reached an agreement to promote employment by reducing the wages of new employees by 30%; in order to promote With the development of the domestic clothing industry, the South African government has also gradually reduced tariffs on imported textile fabrics and stepped up efforts to investigate and deal with illegally imported clothing. At the same time, as South Africa exports fewer products to the US and European apparel markets, the region’s financial crisis has a low impact on South Africa’s apparel exports. The person in charge emphasized that the South African garment industry is expected to continue to develop steadily in 2012.
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