The society organizes various events to share experience.
The recent tariffs imposed by the United States on China and sanctions on cotton in Xinjiang have caused concernamong Hong Kong companies in the garment industry. In view of this, the Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS), the Hong Kong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA), the Hong Kong Woollen Knitting Manufacturers’ Association (HKWSKMA), the Hong Kong Intimate Apparel Industries’ Association (HKIAIA) and the Sustainable Fashion Business Consortium (SFBC) co-organized the seminar and invited Hon Chung Kwok-pan as a guest speaker to share the latest industry-related information with the industry.
This seminar is free of charge, and members are welcome to attend . Details of the seminar are as follows:
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Enquiry: KIDS ︳info@hkkids.org
In recent years, the increasing demands on green fashion and revised environmental policies in Mainland China have motivated Hong Kong manufacturers to implement sustainability practices in their Guangdong factories. Meanwhile, due to lack of funding and technologies, some factories are facing difficulties in implementation of cleaner production. With the funding support of “Cleaner Production Partnership Programme”, Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS) organises this factory tour so as to demonstrate the successful implementation of cleaner production technologies.
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ENQUIRY: Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) Ms. Annie Yeung ︳(852) 2263 6336 ︳annie.yeung@cita.org.hk
Nowadays, there has been an increasing demand from consumers on sustainable fashion products and manufacturers are therefore in a great need of the green technologies to fulfill customers’ expectations. In view of this, Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS) organizes this seminar to introduce sustainable innovative technologies for wool materials and garment in fashion & textile industry. All industries practitioners are welcome to join.
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Enquiry: info@hkkids.org
In recent years, re-industrialization projects are ongoing in varying local industries with the support of the Hong Kong SAR Government. To reindustrialize the fashion industry in Hong Kong, retailers, manufacturers, designers and other key players in the fashion supply chain are in need of technologies to upgrade their production or operation processes. Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA), Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS) and Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) therefore co-organise this seminar to introduce the re-industrialization benefits for Hong Kong SMEs and demonstrate how AI, 3D technologies and knitwear innovations could support fashion industry to re-industrialize.
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ENQUIRY: Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) Ms. Balloon Pang ︳(852) 2263 6312 ︳balloon.pang@cita.org.hk
Fashion consumers nowadays have got increasing demands on green products in high quality. To meet customers’ expectations, manufacturers are in need of funding and technologies to upgrade their production processes and implement cleaner production. Textile Council of Hong Kong, Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA), Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS) and Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA) therefore co-organise this seminar to introduce the re-industrialization roadmap for Hong Kong SMEs and demonstrate how the new material technologies in textile could be applied in re-industrialization and cleaner production.
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ENQUIRY: Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) Ms. Annie Yeung ︳(852) 2263 6336 ︳annie.yeung@cita.org.hk
Fashion consumers nowadays have got increasing demands on green products in high quality. To meet customers’ expectations, manufacturers are in need of funding and technologies to upgrade their production processes and implement cleaner production. Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS), Hongkong Knitwear Exporters & Manufacturers Association (HKKEMA) and Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) therefore co-organise this seminar to introduce re-industrialization technologies and 2019 updates on chemical management in fashion & textile industry. All industries practitioners are welcome to join to have a glance on how re-industrialization and funding could support them on achieving their sustainability and cleaner production target.
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ENQUIRY: Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) Ms. Annie Yeung ︳(852) 2263 6336 ︳annie.yeung@cita.org.hk
為協助製衣及紡織港資企業進一步瞭解中國的社會保險新政，毛織創新及設計協會(KIDS)、香港毛織出口廠商會(HKKEMA)及香港羊毛化纖針織業廠商會(HKWSKMA)合辦是次研討會，演講嘉賓將與業界分享有關資訊，詳情如下︰
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查詢︰毛織創新及設計協會(KIDS) ︳info@hkkids.org
In recent years, the increasing demands on green fashion and revised environmental policies in Mainland China have motivated Hong Kong manufacturers to implement sustainability practices in their Guangdong factories. Meanwhile, due to lack of funding and technologies, some factories are facing difficulties in implementation of cleaner production. With the funding support of “Cleaner Production Partnership Programme”, Knitwear Innovation and Design Society (KIDS) and Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) co-organise this seminar so as to introduce up-to-date technologies and application tools for implementation of cleaner production.
Registration Form: Click Here
ENQUIRY: Clothing Industry Training Authority (CITA) Ms. Teresa Lam ︳(852) 2263 6356 ︳teresa.lam@cita.org.hk