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Urgan Textile undergoes audits related to Inditex operations in Turkey

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 25
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What happened

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Urgan Textile, a denim manufacturer established in 1995, is expanding its focus on international fashion brands through garment production in Istanbul and Kastamonu Province. The company supports private-label and OEM customers through various stages, including fabric sourcing, cutting, and quality control. Urgan Textile recently underwent audits related to Inditex while operating in Turkey.

From thewhig.com

Why it matters

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Urgan Textile supports international customers by managing multiple stages of garment development through its manufacturing partnership structure. This expansion of its international brand focus could improve the competitiveness of the national textile supply chain in Europe.

From thewhig.com

Who's involved

  • InditexSpanish multinational clothing company associated with the audits
  • IstanbulCity in Turkey where Urgan Textile operates
  • TurkeyCountry where Urgan Textile operates
  • Kastamonu ProvinceProvince in Turkey where Urgan Textile operates

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • TurkeySpeculative

    The national textile supply chain in Europe might see improved competitiveness.

  • The Istanbul Chamber of Commerce might experience increased foreign business activity and trade volume.

  • Kastamonu AirportSpeculative

    Kastamonu Airport might see increased international trade and logistics demand from expanded operations.

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