Sri Lanka'S Small And Medium Garment Enterprises Face Difficulties

Sri Lanka

The SME sector of the industry is currently in a weak position. It needs assistance and correct guidance to ensure full potential and become the cornerstone of many other countries.

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The situation has provided new opportunities for investment in finding new profit margins in textile manufacturing related fields, such as in the skilled textile sector.

Textiles, such as geotextiles and medical textiles, are particularly important.

Sri Lanka's technology to enter these areas should come from foreign direct investment or through partnership.

The Sri Lankan government should provide high incentives to attract such a pioneer industry, which is completely ignored in Sri Lanka's textile manufacturing organization, Sri Lanka said.

The textile and garment industry in Sri Lanka includes leather products and

It has formed an important sector in the economic development of the country.

The local textile sector caters to the garment export industry and domestic consumption, which is achieved through import and local production.

However, due to various factors, the field can not achieve full potential.

A hand-held textile machine industrial unit that can make sheets and rag by means of power looms has no future.

The survival of the hand textile machinery sector depends on its ability to upgrade itself to high-end fashion market products, like recent developments in India and Bangladesh.

The death of the handloom industry is mainly due to the failure to pay competitive wages to employees.