Textile manufacturers in Taiwan are stepping up production levels of high-margin elastic synthetic fibres in a bid to offset losses on their other products, industry chiefs have revealed. The overall annual output of elastic synthetic fibres in Taiwan is expected to rise to 14,600 metric tonnes this year from the 10,420 metric tonnes reported last year.
TAIWAN: Taiwan Stretches Elastic Fibre Output
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