Production promises set unrealistic sourcing goals
Author: just-style.com | 27 February 2007
Promises to expand the textile and clothing industries in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh have been repeatedly thwarted by government miscalculation and delay. So anyone who thinks they can predict essential new garment producing capacity in a few years' time is likely to be wrong, points out Mike Flanagan.
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