TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain.
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
An estimated 1 of every 6 dress shirts sold in the US made is by TAL, one of the most respected names in the apparel industry and internationally recognised for its high-quality finishing processes. The partnership between TAL Apparel and Bluesign demonstrates the level of trust that has grown between the two organisations and its leaders working towards a greater mission.
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
“We strive to be a leading sustainable manufacturer. We work diligently on the details and celebrate achieving real and credible impacts. We are proud to partner with Bluesign because they are truly committed to a sustainable supply chain,” Dr Delman Lee, president and CTO of TAL Apparel, said in a press release.
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
This has been a long time coming, and we look forward to continuing our work together with
Bluesign and other supply chain partners in creating a sustainable future.”
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
Most notably, this partnership is a reflection of the trend of premium brands to incorporate transparency into their business strategy.
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
“I appreciate the time and care that TAL has taken in making the decision to partner with Bluesign. This allows our partnership to be founded on strong mutual trust and respect for each other’s business practices and greater mission,”
Jill Dumain, CEO of bluesign technologies, said.
TAL Apparel, a Hong-Kong based garment manufacturer, has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. Company reported that as brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain. #
This care and dedication are reflected in their professionalism. We are proud to enter into a partnership with such an influential organisation.”
Fibre2Fashion News Desk (JL)
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