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[Title] => No relief yet for garment exporters — DTI
[Summary] => Local garments manufacturers and exporters will not get relief until the summer of next year when the US garments market begins to recover from the slump that has kept inventory levels up and new orders down compared to year-ago levels.
After its recently-concluded sales blitz in the US, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said the country’s biggest garments market showed signs of recovery that would not be felt until mid-2002.
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[Title] => US hikes garment orders from RP
[Summary] => US garments buyers have pledged to increase their purchases from the country following a successful sales promotion mission led by the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI).
Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II recently sent Executive Director Fe Agoncillo-Reyes, of the Garment and Textile Export Board (GTEB), on a three-day sales promotion trip to Hong Kong to meet with US garments buyers and convince them to increase their orders from the Philippines.
Roxas has been concerned over the deteriorating export performance of the garments industry.
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[Title] => Garment exports to US hit $1.7 B
[Summary] => Gap, the biggest US buyer of Philippine garments, imported $206.227-million worth of products from the Philippines for the first nine months of the year, accounting for 12.14 percent of total exports to the US.
Garments and Textile Export Board (GTEB) data shows that the country supplied $1.7-billion worth of garments and textile products to the US from January to September this year.
GTEB said Gap imported $197.15-million worth of products for its main brand as well as $0.076-million worth of garments for the Banana Republic line of products.
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After its recently-concluded sales blitz in the US, the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) said the country’s biggest garments market showed signs of recovery that would not be felt until mid-2002.
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Trade and Industry Secretary Manuel Roxas II recently sent Executive Director Fe Agoncillo-Reyes, of the Garment and Textile Export Board (GTEB), on a three-day sales promotion trip to Hong Kong to meet with US garments buyers and convince them to increase their orders from the Philippines.
Roxas has been concerned over the deteriorating export performance of the garments industry.
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Garments and Textile Export Board (GTEB) data shows that the country supplied $1.7-billion worth of garments and textile products to the US from January to September this year.
GTEB said Gap imported $197.15-million worth of products for its main brand as well as $0.076-million worth of garments for the Banana Republic line of products.
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November 11, 2000 - 12:00am
