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Recycling in the garment industry
R&D Management, 1975AbstractAn analysis of the present situation. regarding the wastes produced by the United Kingdom garment industry is presented. It appears that fairly considerable amounts of materials uneconomic for conventional recycling are at present being wasted. Possibilities for utilization of these wastes are discussed.
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Textile and Garment Industries
1994It has been argued that high protection rate retards productivity and efficiency. In view of the widespread belief, the government has instituted trade policy reforms aimed to increase efficiency and competitiveness of industries through elimination of distortions in resource allocation.
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Immigrants in the Parisian Garment Industry
Work, Employment and Society, 1987In spite of profound industrial restructuring and access to technological innovations in various stages in the garment trades, in production, outdated industrial structures, homeworking and 19th century working conditions still exist in Paris. This paper focuses on these traditional structures and the role immigrants play in them. It is argued that the
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Garment Poetics: Costureras in Los Angeles' Garment Industry
2021Garment Poetics explores forms of resistance amongst Mexican and Salvadoran women who work(ed) in Los Angeles, California’s garment industry. Through the theoretical framework of women of color feminism, I turn to union archives to recuperate Mexican women’s organizing work in the International Ladies’ Garment Workers’ Union.
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Sweating It in the Brazilian Garment Industry
Latin American Perspectives, 2004In Sao Paulo, Brazil, in the neighborhoods of Bras, Pan, and Bom Retiro, undocumented Bolivian immigrants work for long hours in primarily Koreanand Bolivian-owned clandestine garment workshops for little more than food and lodging. Koreans and Bolivians have migrated to Brazil to become involved in the garment industry. The number of Bolivian migrants
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Researching the Garment Industry
Textile History, 2009Katrina Honeyman, Clare Rose
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Energy Savings in Garment Industry
1999From presented analysis follows that condensate recovery reduce fuel consumption for 3,3% and flue gas heat recovery for 9,6%.
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