The Fashion Council of Jalisco was created within the framework of IM Intermoda, the International Fashion Exhibition in Mexico, with an aim to develop and provide Mexican brands with an international exposure.
According to, Jaime Barba de Loza, former President of IM Intermoda, they have time and again requested for government support, but are not receiving adequate response from the government.
He added by saying, consequent to that, the garment industry which met at IM Intermoda decided that the private sector must take the initiative to provide support and restructure the industry.
Mexico and Brazil had initiated talks in February, with the express purpose of achieving economic integration. However, the Mexican apparel sector did not support this effort on part of both the governments.
According to experts the main reason was that Brazil has implemented and adopted non-tariff barriers, which results in unfair competition against manufacturers and exporters from other countries.
Fibre2fashion News Desk - India
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