- Seminar "U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol - A Sustainability and Transparency Solution" April 6, 2023
- Seminar "Smart Software for Garment Manufacturing - Solutions to Increase Efficiency, Quality & Reduce Costs" April 6, 2023
- OPENING SAIGONTEX 2023
- INTERNATIONAL SEMINAR: TEXTILE AND GARMENT CHAIN MANAGEMENT SOLUTIONS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT
- VITAS GENERAL MEETING 2022
- GALA DINNER 2022 - VITAS GENERAL MEETING
- AFTEX 2022 Conference
- 2022 Taiwan & Vietnam Industrial Collaboration Forum - Textile Industry
- Công ty TNHH Phồn Thịnh Tae Gwang
Entering the first quarter of 2026, the Vietnamese textile and garment industry continues to maintain positive growth momentum amidst significant changes in global trade. In the first three months of the year, export turnover is estimated at US$10.57 billion, a 2.9% increase compared to the same period in 2025, reflecting the continuous efforts of businesses in increasing domestic content and product quality. In this context, the business community is focusing on meeting increasingly stringent green and sustainable standards from key markets such as the US, EU, Japan, and South Korea. Pressure from regulations on supply chain auditing, yarn traceability, and ESG reporting requirements demands more proactive and systematic preparation from businesses.
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In an industry grappling with textile waste, microplastic pollution, and a growing demand for end-of-life accountability, cotton offers something synthetics simply can’t: a natural return to the earth. This fiber is not only incredibly versatile, excelling in a wide range of apparel and textile applications, but also biodegrades relatively quickly in water and soil without releasing persistent plastic pollution.
At the invitation of the Office of Agricultural Affairs of the U.S. Consulate General in Ho Chi Minh City, Mr. Vu Duc Giang, VITAS Chairman, along with leaders of Phong Phu Corporation (PPC), attended a courtesy visit with USDA Under Secretary - Luke Lindberg and the U.S. delegation at the PPC’s headquarters on the afternoon of March 24th, 2026.
On the morning of March 20, 2026, 5S Weaving and Coating Co., Ltd. solemnly held the groundbreaking ceremony for its new factory in Huu Thanh IP, Tay Ninh Province. Attending the ceremony were the 5S company's leadership, representatives from the contractor, representatives from the industrial park, leaders of partner companies, and 5S employees. Representing Vitas, the event was attended by Mr. Vu Duc Giang, Chairman.
The International Labour Office (ILO) is looking for an individual to undertake work as an External Collaborator. The selected consultant, in collaboration with ILO and VITAS, will conduct research and develop a report on factors contributing to the capacity of garment enterprises to pay higher wages.
This report has been published under the project “Future of Work in Textile and Clothing: Forecasting and Developing Skills in Viet Nam to Advance Decent Work and Productivity in the Sector”, which is funded by the Governments of Japan and the Netherlands.
This report has been published under the project “Future of Work in Textile and Clothing: Forecasting and Developing Skills in Viet Nam to Advance Decent Work and Productivity in the Sector”, which is funded by the Governments of Japan and the Netherlands.
The document is the standards and safety assessment methods of LABS currently available in Vietnam. The standard is applied to garment, footwear, handbag and accessory factories in the LABS program, aiming to address the risks and safety hazards for textile and footwear factory buildings. These standards are based on the experience of international standards and good practices in fire, electrical and construction safety.
According to the latest guidance from the Ministry of Health, F0 who are treated at home must wear a mask when they leave the isolation place and keep their distance from others.
Entering the first quarter of 2026, the Vietnamese textile and garment industry continues to maintain positive growth momentum amidst significant changes in global trade. In the first three months of the year, export turnover is estimated at US$10.57 billion, a 2.9% increase compared to the same period in 2025, reflecting the continuous efforts of businesses in increasing domestic content and product quality. In this context, the business community is focusing on meeting increasingly stringent green and sustainable standards from key markets such as the US, EU, Japan, and South Korea. Pressure from regulations on supply chain auditing, yarn traceability, and ESG reporting requirements demands more proactive and systematic preparation from businesses.
On the occasion of the Lunar New Year of Binh Ngo 2026, the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) would like to extend our sincere New Year’s greetings to your esteemed organizations and enterprises, our domestic and international partners, and all managers and employees across the textile and garment industry, wishing you good health, prosperity and continued success. Over the past year, amid ongoing global economic uncertainties, Vietnam’s textile and garment industry has continued to demonstrate resilience, proactiveness and a strong sense of responsibility. Step by step, the industry has adapted, innovated and upheld its important role within the global supply chain. The achievements attained are the result of the collective efforts of the business community and workforce, together with the valued support and partnership of our stakeholders. As we enter 2026, VITAS looks forward to your continued trust and close cooperation as we strive together toward sustainable development, enhanced competitiveness and a stronger position for Vietnam’s textile and garment industry in the international arena. Wishing you and your families a peaceful, successful and prosperous New Year!
The year 2025 marks a period of significant fluctuations yet strong resilience for Vietnam’s textile and garmentindustry. Throughout the 6th term, the industry has collectively overcome global challenges, achieved an im-pressive recovery, and created a “new landscape” defined by greener production, more modern management, ahigher-quality workforce, and a stronger position in global value chains.This Special Edition of VITAS is published on the occasion of the Annual Conference and the 7th Congress, themed “Strategies for Developing Vietnam’s Textile and Garment Industry in a Volatile Environment.” The publicationreflects five years of continuous effort by enterprises and aims to inspire innovation as the industry steps into the2025–2030 period with readiness and confidence.
Hong Kong’s largest Fashion Exhibition welcomes more than 70 garments and textiles manufacturers from Vietnam looking for new professional buyers worldwide.
On September 7, 2023, in HCM City, the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) and the Taiwan Textile Federation (TTF) jointly organized the "Vietnam - Taiwan Textile Cooperation Forum" 2023 to enhance in-depth cooperation, expand investment opportunities for Vietnamese and Taiwanese textile & Garment enterprises.
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