Taiwanese knitter benefits from sourcing shift

By Haydn Davis
29 November 2018

Taipei - With increasing numbers of customers looking for new sourcing destinations, Eclat Textile, the Taiwan-based vertically integrated knitting mill says it is now benefitting from the 2016 closure of its Chinese operation.

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