EGYPT: New planning system boosts Delta Textile
Author: just-style.com | 16 February 2010
Delta Textile Egypt, the vertically integrated underwear manufacturer and a unit of Israel's Delta Galil Industries, has improved delivery performance and production efficiency after investing in a new planning system.
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