Factory wages in Vietnam, a leading apparel exporting country, have more than doubled since 2011, to US $ 320 a month. Apart from this, there are some interesting benefits being given to workers.

It is being projected that Vietnam’s garment and textile export turnover in 2021 will only reach US $ 33 billion if COVID-19 is controlled by the end of August 2021, completing 84 per cent of the whole year plan. Hence, VITAS shares measures with the Government and concerning authorities.

VDSC of Vietnam believes that the ability to meet orders is a big concern even though many companies have had enough orders until the end of the fourth quarter of 2021. 

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Sanjeev Bahl, CEO, and Founder of Saitex, commented, “Saitex USA is another step in our journey, providing an opportunity to bring sustainable manufacturing and jobs to the United States, a first step in reevaluating and reinventing global supply chains.”

The distribution of face masks in a yellow ‘Dony Bus’ in the country is a part of the Dony Garment’s larger charitable efforts towards supplying these life-saving masks across the world for free, including a recent donation of 100,000 reusable antimicrobial community face masks to the USA, which is also the biggest export destination of Vietnam.