Textile Industry: A History

article Taiwan’s textile industry is considered a major industry in China and has been expanding in the past decades.

With its large market, Taiwan has become a major source of high-quality textiles for international companies.

The industry’s growth has been spurred on by the growing popularity of electronic media and online shopping, which has made the industry a major part of the Taiwanese economy.

Taiwan’s industry has also been growing at an astonishing pace.

The textile industry in Taiwan accounts for around 5% of GDP and employs around 300,000 people.

Taiwan also boasts a number of large export textile factories, including the Taichung textile factory, which produces textiles and clothing for several European countries, such as France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Portugal.

The Taichong textile factory has been around for around 30 years and produces textile products for China.

The factory has the capacity to produce about 5 million pieces of clothing each year.

The company produces clothing for China’s biggest brands such as H&M, Adidas, Under Armour, Jil Sander and others.

It has also worked with brands such ASOS, Bottega Veneta and Giorgio Armani to produce the brand’s fashion line.

The factories are also known for their quality of production.

Taichun is the largest textile producer in Taiwan and its textile industry has seen an explosive growth.

Taishan’s textile factories produce textile products from the highest quality, according to the company’s website.

This is achieved through a wide variety of processes, including heat treatment, dye processing, and finishing processes.

In the textile industry the process of production is known as “dyeing,” which involves using dye from the environment.

The quality of Taishans textiles is also said to be highly sought after.

In 2017, Taishang finished its first production of the brand new line of jeans for H&M.

This was the first time the company made jeans in Taiwan.

The jeans have been a hit with the brand as the jeans are trendy and affordable.

The production of clothing for H/M is also growing.

The Japanese company has started production of denim for brands like Nike, Burberry, and other top fashion brands in China.

Taigong also produces a number textiles that are also trendy and expensive.

The brand’s jeans, which have a high-end quality and are known as the “Giant”, are also highly sought-after in the market.

Taipao, a company that has been in the industry for more than 20 years, has seen the rise of the textile sector in Taiwan, especially Taipans textile production.

The Taiwanese company has also recently begun production of a brand new denim for the Japanese company Nike.

The new jeans, called “Boom,” are manufactured in a factory in Taipan and will be made available to retailers.

The clothing company has already started selling its new jeans in Japan, and it expects to start selling in the country as soon as the summer.

According to the Taipuan Times, the company has been investing in the textile market to grow its brand.

The news comes just days after the Taigang textile factory was hit by an explosion that killed a worker.

The blast was caused by a fire that was set inside the factory, according the local media.

The fire, which broke out in the production of jeans, was caused after a fire at a factory owned by Taipang’s textile supplier.

The blaze started in a production area at the Taipei textile factory on the morning of May 26.

The employee suffered burns to more than 70% of his body and was rushed to the hospital.

According a local media report, the factory had been operating since 1999 and has a total capacity of around 7,000 workers.

In total, around 400 employees were affected in the fire.

The disaster left around 1,200 workers injured.

Taipey is the most important textile supplier for HMG, which is the world’s largest textile manufacturer.

In addition to Taipeyang, Taipen, Taipeng and Taipo, the Taipery company has two other textile plants in Taiping and Taiping City.

Taiperin has been producing textiles since the early 2000s and Taiperyang produced textiles in the 1990s.

The plants were set up to produce clothes for a number major brands such H&am, H&Am and Yves Saint Laurent.

In 2016, Taiperan announced that it would sell all its textile products in Taipeyan to retailers at a discount.

The move was seen as a sign of the industry’s growing popularity in Taiwan with some retailers already planning to sell the jeans at a lower price.