Ocean Lanka Knits a Classy Silver Jubilee in Fabric Manufacturing
Since its inception, Ocean Lanka has established itself as Sri Lanka’s largest weft knitted fabric manufacturer, overseeing all four phases
Integrating sustainability : The business case
Daily FT17 Sep 2020(The writer is the Chief Executive Officer of Bodyline & Intimate Fashions India, and a Board Member
Hirdaramani Knit Mihila certified CarbonNeutral® for 8 th consecutive year
For the Hirdaramani Group, making decisions centred on the planet and people is an instinct honed by years of commitment
Sustainability and the pandemic: How sustainability can help us build back better post COVID-19
“Note: This article was originally published in the Daily FT on the 2nd of September 2020″ When the world first
JAAF welcomes new Govt., confident will revive economy
The Joint Apparel Association Forum (JAAF) yesterday congratulated the new Government for winning a strong mandate from the people and
Fabric and Apparel Accessory Manufacturers elect Pubudu as new President for 2020/21
By Charumini de Silva The Fabric and Apparel Accessory Manufacturers Association (FAAMA) recently held its Annual General Meeting (AGM), where
PPE Market in the US
JAAF with the EDB under the USAID/PARTNER project organized a webinar on “Understanding the Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) Market in
NAVIGATING THROUGH PANDEMIC: APPAREL SECTOR CONFIDENT OF BRAVING THE STORM
‘‘There is a need for some ‘out of the box’ thinking to come up, with some creative solutions in the
FDA Regulatory Overview for PPE
JAAF with the EDB under the USAID/PARTNER project organized a webinar on “Exporting PPE to the USA: Understanding FDA Regulations
Guidelines on COVID-19 preparedness for workplaces
This document outlines the guidelines to be followed at workplaces, to prevent/control the spread of COVID-19 infection and to promote
Statement by JAAF Chairman Mr. A. Sukumaran on the Impact on Sri Lanka’s Apparel Industry Due to the Prevalence of Covid-19
As the novel coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic continues to spread across the globe, people around the world find their daily lives
Measures proposed to minimize virus impact on apparel industry
Requests govt. permission for 90 hours of OT per month from current 60 hours Asks for clearance for weekly charter