Textination Newsline - March 09, 2010

 

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DIGEL - the menswear concept predicts for 2010 Growth in the Upper
One-Digit Range

The German producer of men's wear, Digel - the menswear concept, with headquarters in Nagold / Black Forest, looks optimistically into the future and counts on a further expansion of their export business. Marketing director Philipp Tausch said in an interview with Textination that the enterprise founded in 1939 by Gustav Digel was able to maintain their sales in 2009 against 2008, with 60 Mill EUR. For 2010 they are planning on growth in the upper single-digit range. The company is owned to 100% by the family. Managing shareholder is Hans Digel. The sons Jochen and Carsten Digel are members of the management board. A further manager is Michael Bischof.

Nagold is headquarters of management, sales and distribution, product management, procurement, marketing, logistics with just under 200 employees. In 2008 they invested substantially in the expansion of the logistics center in Nagold with a storage capacity of now altogether 300,000 parts. > > read more

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Chinese Exporters Say Yuan Gain of Maximum 2.3% Is Bearable

Exporters at Shanghai's largest international trade fair said they can bear yuan gains of little more than 2 percent this year, putting pressure on the central bank to limit appreciation sought by the U.S. and Europe. A one percentage point gain in the yuan will lead to a one percentage point or more drop in our profit margin, which is only 5 to 7 percent, said Huang Yifan, president of J & F Garden & Gift Product Manufacturer Co., which sells Mickey Mouse cups to Japan from the southeastern province of Fujian.

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Intertextile Beijing Apparel Fabrics (30 March – 1 April 2010)

Intertextile Beijing Apparel Fabrics 2010 confirms some of the world’s leading textile suppliers from 30 March 2010, at the China International Exhibition Centre in Beijing. Several new features introduced this year will improve overall fair layout and assist visitors maximise their sourcing time.Most notably, the new European Hall in hall 3 will focus on a range of luxury fabrics and wools. Within the special hall will be country pavilions, which group suppliers from one area. Pavilions help visitors locate suppliers with ease and give exhibitors a high profile space to exhibit. Pavilions in this hall include Germany and Italy, with representation from Switzerland plus a special Wool Zone featuring exhibitors from Turkey and the UK.

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