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1. www.researchandmarkets.com › reports › 5522082The Clothing Industry in South Africa 2023 - Research and Markets

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   278 Pages. November 2023. Region: South Africa. Who Owns Whom. ID: 5522082. Description. South Africa’s clothing industry has shown resilience in the face of rising inflation, pressure on disposable income and global supply chain challenges.

2. uir.unisa.ac.za › bitstream › handleTHE CLOTHING INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA

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   A 34% increase in production was achieved with outputs per hour rising from 81 units per hour to 109 units per hour. The in-‐line and off-‐line efficiencies were accurate for the first time in 15 years of efficiency control. The manager, supervisor and worker morale improved the team spirit of the line. 4.4.

3. www.statssa.gov.za › P62421 › P62421December2021Statistical release - statssa.gov.za

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   This followed month-on-month changes of 1,6% in November 2021 and -1,3% in October 2021. In the fourth quarter of 2021, seasonally adjusted retail trade sales increased by 5,3% compared with the third quarter of 2021. Table B – Retail trade sales at constant 2015 prices for the latest three months by type of retailer.

4. cottonsa.org.za › Textiles-Stats-2016-to-2020Statistics for the South African Cotton Textile Pipeline

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   SOUTH AFRICAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY STATISTICS SUMMARY 2016 – 2020. Source: Textile Federation. * Excluding knitting mills **Estimates. NOTE: The Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown during 2020 had a negative effect on the local textile and clothing industries. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI) Source: Stats SA.

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5. cottonsa.org.za › Text-stats-2017-2021-finalKATOEN SA / COTTON SA

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   SOUTH AFRICAN TEXTILE INDUSTRY STATISTICS SUMMARY 2017 – 2021. Source: Textile Federation * Excluding knitting mills ** Estimates. NOTE: The Covid-19 pandemic and the lockdown during 2020 had a negative effect on the local textile and clothing industries, with some recovery during 2021. CONSUMER PRICE INDEX (CPI) Source: Stats SA.

6. repository.nwu.ac.za › bitstream › handleAn assessment of the role of the textile and clothing ...

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   South African textile and clothing industry towards economic growth and national income; (ii) to analyse the long-run relationships between employments, exports, real effective exchange rate and output of the textile and clothing industry on South African economic growth; (iii) to

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   How does South Africa support the textile and clothing industry?

   • The South African government, through the agency of the dtic, has implemented various trade policies and regulations to support the textile and clothing sector. These policies aim to protect the industry from unfair competition from foreign countries and support the development and growth of the local textile and clothing industry.

   SOUTH AFRICA TEXTILE AND CLOTHING SECTOR

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   How many clothing companies are there in South Africa?

   • According to the National Bargaining Council statistics, it is estimated that there is approximately 827 formal (registered) clothing companies in South Africa. The clothing and textile industry in South Africa is predominantly South African owned.

   THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA - University of South Africa

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   How many people work in the clothing industry in South Africa?

   • In the Durban metropolitan region (only) there are about 300 organisations employing over 15000 workers. The major part of the South African clothing industry is dominated by small and average sized organisations, i.e. those employing less than 200 employees which make up the majority of CMT manufacturers.

   THE CLOTHING INDUSTRY IN SOUTH AFRICA - University of South Africa

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   How many clothing and textile companies have closed in South Africa?

   • Clothing and textile organisations in South Africa that are unable to cope with the changes in industry sought closure as a resolution. According to the Inggs approximately thirty clothing and textiles companies closed since July 2002. Many of these organisations sought legal advice on the process of liquidation.

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8. www.industrialefficiency.co.za › wp-contentSOUTH AFRICA TEXTILE AND CLOTHING SECTOR

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   SOUTH AFRICA TEXTILE AND CLOTHING SECTOR