Local manufacturers now benefit from a much more competitive electricity tariff rate: JAAF
Sri Lankan manufacturers will now benefit from a tariff rate that is much more competitive, Sri Lanka’s apparel sector said,
Apparel exporters commend reduction in electricity tariffs
Calls for continued energy policy reforms to boost exports The Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) welcomed the recent decision by
Threads of Resilience
Sri Lanka’s apparel sector has long been celebrated for its resilience, consistently overcoming challenges to emerge as a pivotal revenue
Sourced Sri Lanka : Textile & Apparel Road Show
June 6 @ 8:00 Am – June 7 @ 5:00 PmSourced Sri Lanka : June 2024, London UK A Textile
Let the rupee fluctuate naturally: Yohan Lawrence
Apparel export operations rely heavily on long-term planning, where stability is crucial due to the significant gap between quoting a
Sri Lankan Apparel Manufacturers Make Traceability the Norm
Look out, South Asia – Sri Lanka’s apparel industry isn’t willing to disappear without a trace. The country’s apparel manufacturers
Sri Lankan Apparel Manufacturers make traceability the norm
Sri Lanka’s legislative policies did not dictate this move. The country may be putting itself ahead of competing apparel exporters
Apparel manufacturers: Are companies really moving out of Sri Lanka?
Amidst electricity tariff hikes, increased taxes, and an impending Value Added Tax (VAT) hike in January 2024, reports state that
SME apparel exporters call for support to secure resilient recovery
The Sri Lanka Chamber of Garment Exporters (SLCGE) yesterday commended the remarkable resilience of its apparel SME membership for rapidly
Sri Lanka’s apparel sector focuses on ESG following economic crisis
Sri Lanka’s apparel industry body Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) reveals a number of its apparel companies are doubling down