Jeans finishing specialist Jeanologia steps into Vietnam

07 Apr '14

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Referring to the importance of sustainability in production processes, Silla said that the future of the textile industry passes through the respect for the environment and the need to save resources for their livelihoods, "manufacturers who do not respect the environment and maintain procedures of cleaner production, will disappear over the next three years. The production will be sustainable or will not be. "

In particular, to produce a jean now in Vietnam 100 liters of water and 300 grams of chemicals are used, against 30 liters of water and 150 grams of chemicals used with Jeanologia technologies.

Collaboration of Jeanologia with Vinatex Group

Since late 2013, Jeanologia collaborates with Vinatex group. In particular, PPJ, one of the main centers of production of Vinatex, is building a pilot plant equipped with Jeanologia technology, which will provide not only the technology but also training and transfer of know-how in product development.

In this sense, Silla said that “Having a center of excellence is not enough; the target is to make Vinatex a world leader by delivering technology and training to all associates."

The company PPJ International, belongs to Vinatex Gorup, one of the main groups in Asia devoted to textiles and clothing. It is connected to more than 400 organizations from 65 countries, the 120 members that form Vinatex, represent the 9% of the textile and clothing industry in Vietnam and the 18% of its total exports.

In addition, PPJ uses Jeanologia technologies in the manufacture of garments for major brands such as Abercrombie & Fitch, Lee, Replay, Esprit, Tom Tailor, Best Seller Group, Scotch & Soda and JC Penny, among others, and expects to increase its turnover by 50% in the next two years.

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