On October 13 in Ho Chi Minh City, the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (VITAS) awarded a membership certificate to BMC Trading Company Limited (BMC). This event not only marks a new development step for BMC but also contributes to expanding the supporting supply chain ecosystem for the textile and garment industry.
Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyet Mai, Vice President of VITAS, awards the membership certificate to Mr. Nguyen Van Binh Minh, Director of BMC.
At the meeting, Ms. Nguyen Thi Tuyet Mai, Vice President of VITAS, shared an overview of the Association's scale and practical activities aimed at supporting enterprises in their production and business operations. Additionally, they discussed cooperation opportunities, particularly regarding the supply of raw materials and accessories for Vietnam's textile and garment industry.
Mr. Nguyen Van Binh Minh, Director of BMC, stated that the enterprise was established in 2020. BMC's core business focuses on two main segments: providing production management services and distributing safety utility knives originating from Japan. BMC's safety utility knives are highly suitable and practical for textile and garment factories, helping businesses effectively meet occupational safety standards.
"Becoming a member of VITAS will help BMC expand its network, find more partners, and especially stay quickly updated on the latest information and trends in the industry," Mr. Minh shared.
The addition of enterprises providing safety and production management solutions like BMC is considered an essential piece of the puzzle, helping to complete the supporting supply chain, thereby enhancing the competitiveness and safety standards of businesses in the textile and garment industry.