Actex Upgrades its Production Facility

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This investment by 'Accesorios Textiles' (Actex), is geared to serve an agreement signed with textile company Denimatrix. For it, Actex will produce identification labels for Denimatrix's jean production.

"Sergio de la Torre, Actex president, explained that each jean needs 3-4 labels. Accordingly, they must supply Denimatrix some 2 million ids each month, and for this they will hire 50 to 80 employees in addition to their current workforce of 180", reported Sigloxxi.com.

Source: sigloxxi.com

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