The Hong Kong Management Association launched the Hong Kong Sustainability Award in 2016 as a long-term initiative to promote sustainability.
Our Vice-Chair and Organizing Committee Chairman of the Hong Kong Sustainability Award, Dr Delman Lee, highlighted the importance of cross-sector collaboration and agility as well as resilience under the new normal.
Consumers and regulators are pushing apparel makers around the world to reduce carbon emissions, businesses say they plan to increase transparency along their supply chains in the next few years, says KPMG report.
The updated UN Fashion Charter will push brands to do more, Dr. Delman Lee, our Vice-Chair, said during an annual meeting of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition. “More collaboration is important for the whole supply chain to become more sustainable.”
British fashion houses have united to showcase sustainability as the industry pledges to bolster its sustainability ambitions by calling on companies to halve their carbon emissions by 2030.
“It is a signal that we need to work closely together with our peers, our supply chain, policymakers and consumers to get on the track to net zero.” Our Vice-Chair, Dr. Delman Lee, has called for a sustainability index to rate companies at an event at the COP26 climate summit.
The United Nations Fashion Charter announced an updated version of the Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action at #COP26.
With the new version, the focus is the call for companies to set Science Based Targets or halve their emissions by 2030, with a pledge to achieve net-zero emissions no later than 2050.
Enro kids face mask with outstanding filtration and fit was recommended by Wirecutter as the best masks for kids.
Enro kids face masks were out of stock after Wirecutter published their guide to the best cloth and disposable face masks for kids. Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee admitted the Delta variant and the surge in demand for Enro kids masks have “thrown us a curveball.”
New York Times Wirecutter has conducted testing through Colorado State University, suggesting good breathability on the Enro mask. The Enro Face Mask is by far the best-fitting and most protective yet breathable mask they’ve tested. It comes in scores of designs and is machine washable.
TAL Apparel has won the Large Corporate category for the INSEAD “Business as a Force for Good” Award (FFG Award) HK 2021. The Award recognizes Hong Kong companies and individuals who brought positive impact or have inspired others in the community to do good while doing business, in line with INSEAD’s belief in Business as a Force for Good. The FFG Award mainly focuses on diversity and inclusion, sustainability and Well-being (both physical and mental).
CNBC's Christine Tan talks to our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, about how he drives sustainability in his garment manufacturing business and what it takes to cut emissions in the fast fashion industry.
During this pandemic, Mr. Roger Lee drove the company’s pivot to making reusable masks, woven with in-house technology to filter out minute particles, to keep users safe during this health crisis.
Global Fashion Agenda organises a conversation with the fashion CEOs of TAL Apparel, H&M Group and Zalando on how they are supporting their organisations to implement sustainability priorities.
TAL joined HKMA and SVhk in signing a pledge in action to reinforce our commitment to PURPOSE. During the occasion, our Vice Chair, Dr. Delman Lee, shared his experience in the panel discussion - "From Me to We: Sustainable Living for All".
A year into the coronavirus crisis, the garment industry and its millions of workers are suffering as they slash prices to stay competitive.
Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, shares how TAL adapted to supply chain shocks over the course of 2020.
Hong Kong Economic Times interviews TAL CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, to find out more about the launch of enro. He shares the company's insistence on engineering a reusable face mask that won't be detrimental to the environment, as well as the innovation process to improve its functions.
Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, catches up with South China Morning Post, about TAL's successful launch of enro - a reusable face mask that is effective even after 100 washes.
Vietnam Garments Manufacturing (VNG) was recognized and awarded a LEED Standard GOLD certification after its construction in 2017. Our President and CTO, Dr. Delman Lee, explains why the creation of a sustainable future begins from the design phase of the new production plant.
The awards programme honours the city's most innovative products and initiatives that proved to be an industry game changer in their respective sectors.
During the interview, our CEO, Mr Roger Lee, explains how TAL embarks on a journey of engineering a better mask.
During APAC Change Insider #4, our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, shares his journey on how he led TAL Group through the COVID-19 pandemic.
As one of the strongest voices on the need for equal partnerships in the value chain, our President and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Delman Lee, joins Eva Kruse for a conversation on what needs to change in the relationship between buyers and manufacturers to accelerate sustainability. This discussion will also go deeper into understanding how to forge better and more mutually rewarding partnerships.
Making designer fashion more sustainable has been a cause célèbre for decades, so why hasn’t it happened yet? Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, speaks to BBC Business Daily about some of the challenges in setting up a single standard to measure the sustainability of a product.
Almost overnight masks have gone from medical to mainstream. Hong Kong-based TAL saw the opportunity not only to make masks, but also to make better masks. Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, speaks to Inside Fashion on how TAL is applying its R&D expertise to engineer a facemask for consumers that offers greater comfort, is sustainable, and provides enhanced virus protection.
TAL Apparel has embarked on a partnership with Bluesign. As brands and retailers are recognising the value of transparency in every tier of their supply chain, the partnership will build trust, synergies and collaboration for chemical management throughout the supply chain.
We are glad to announce that TAL Apparel is now a bluesign® system partner.
The bluesign® SYSTEM focuses on resources, people and the environment. The Input Stream Management ensures that bluesign® APPROVED chemical products and raw materials are used in all steps of the manufacturing process.
Our CEO, Roger Lee, speaks on “Bloomberg Daybreak: Asia” and discusses how the coronavirus outbreak has impacted the business and the apparel industry. During the interview, our newly engineered 3D washable mask is featured as well...
2017 brought a defining moment when TAL ventured out of Asia for the first time, planting the company's footprint in the African continent. The Economist includes TAL in its analysis of how manufacturing might take off in Africa.
TAL Apparel which makes one of every six men’s dress shirts sold in the U.S., is shifting some of its production lines to personal protective equipment such as face masks. The company has confirmed orders of 50 million masks and our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, expects the protective gear business to continue after the health crisis.
At the cutting edge of fashion and science, innovators are setting a new trend with a circular model of consumption. Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, comments on the environmental impact and significant reductions on fabric wastage across the industry if clients switch to digital sampling.
The R Collective recently launched an eight-piece upcycled collection featuring dresses, trench coats and pants exclusively for NET-A-PORTER. Reusing recycled materials requires innovation and skilled hands to transform these materials into new garments. Singer Mint Pattarasaya takes consumers behind the scenes at one of our factories to witness the transformation.
In the season finale, Frontline Fashion 4 heads backstage to catch the final preparations as the Redress Design Award finalists get ready to present their collections to the 1,000+ VIPs, industry experts and media on the runway at CENTRESTAGE, Hong Kong.
In this episode of Frontline Fashion 4, the Redress Design Award finalists face our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, and other regional judges - where their collections are put under the microscope for style and sustainability!
This episode, the Redress Design Award finalists visit VNG, our factory in Vietnam, to get a taste of the sheer scale of mass manufacturing and the positive impacts it can have though technology such as digital sampling. In the latter part of the episode, the finalists also learn from and brainstorm with supply chain experts from VF Corporation.
TAL Apparel is joining VF Corporation and Zalando as new Associate Partners of the Global Fashion Agenda, providing feedback and input on its mission to accelerate the fashion industry's transition into a circular economy, adopting sustainable best practices. “For the tremendous task ahead of us of creating a sustainable fashion industry, we believe in open dialogue, alignment and coordination along the whole supply chain. Global Fashion Agenda provides a wide-reaching platform that reaches the senior management of organizations in the supply chain. Alone we go faster, together we go further,” said Dr. Delman Lee, President & Chief Technology Officer at TAL Apparel.
With the US-China Trade War going for more than a year, the segment looks at how Hong Kong manufacturers are making the necessary adjustments to navigate the economic landscape. It mentioned that TAL first expanded its footprint to Vietnam about 15 years ago and that costs were a major consideration factor.
Garment workers around the world make everything from luxury handbags to fast fashion leggings. Meet Mr. Vu Hoang Quan, one of our workers at VNG.
Textile and apparel companies are reducing water and energy use, building green factories, eliminating waste, and upcycling the clothes consumers discard. TAL has been at the forefront of Hong Kong manufacturers, innovating to tackle some of the environmental issues associated with manufacturing.
In the late 1940s, due to China’s political instability, some of the businessmen and entrepreneurs from industrialised cities such as Shanghai, began to transfer their funds and technology to Hong Kong. This led to the transformation of the economy and for the manufacturing industry in Hong Kong to take off. TAL was among the biggest textile factories of its time, contributing to Hong Kong’s thriving economy. Chairman Dr. Harry Lee recounts on how his uncle, CC. Lee opened the first textile factory in 1947.
The fashion industry is one of the most polluting industries in the world, with the production of new clothes to meet ever-growing demand taking a huge toll on the planet's limited resources. On the runway of the Redress Design Award, a sustainable fashion design competition, which the company sponsors, our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, commented on the growing transparency of the fashion industry, and his hope to see a global benchmark to evaluate the sustainability of apparel available in the next 5-10 years, which will help consumers make more informed choices.
Fashion Summit (HK) is Asia’s largest sustainable fashion event regularly held in Hong Kong. During Fashion Summit (HK) 2019, being one of the eight Hong Kong textile manufacturers, TAL signed on to the United Nations' Fashion Industry Charter for Climate Action in committing to sustainable fashion operations with a target of cutting 30 percent greenhouse gas emissions by 2030.
Sustainable fashion charity, Redress, held its annual design awards runway show on Thursday with ten finalists presenting five-piece collections created from upcycled materials. TAL Group has been a sponsor of the competition since 2016, giving young designers the opportunity to visit our factories and learn about the manufacturing process. Sitting on this cycle’s judging panel, our CEO, Roger Lee, also commented on this years' winner.
Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, took part in 2019’s Copenhagen Fashion Summit, joining a panel discussion hosted by New York Times Fashion Editor,, Ms. Vanessa Friedman with Mr. Jason Kibbey, CEO of Higg Co LLC, and Mr. Mike Barry, Director of Sustainable Business of Marks & Spencer. What have been sustainable fashion’s biggest achievements and what opportunities have been missed in the past decade? And what are the most crucial challenges we need to deal with in the decade to come? Mr. Lee weighs in on how TAL Group’s sustainability efforts are tackling some of these challenges.
Some speakers at the Copenhagen Fashion Summit commented that sustainability is strongly linked to wealth and privilege. The people creating the least environmental impact are invariably the world’s poorest people, and they are paying the biggest price. Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, provided audiences with a manufacturer’s perspective on sustainability.
Our President and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Delman Lee, participated in CNBC Managing Asia’s sustainable entrepreneurship conference. As part of the panel discussion’s final remarks, Dr. Lee challenged all CEOs to crack the sustainability code.
At CNBC Managing Asia's sustainable entrepreneurship conference, President and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Delman Lee – also a Founding Member of the Sustainable Apparel Coalition – explains that consumers today still don’t know how to find sustainable brands and or understand what makes garments sustainable. The Higg Index aims to provide a common language for all apparel goods to measure the sustainability impact of a garment.
Our President and Chief Technology Officer, Dr. Delman Lee, took part in CNBC Managing Asia’s sustainable entrepreneurship conference in Malaysia, alongside CEO of global agri-business, Olam, and Founder of social enterprise, Generation Hope. Dr. Lee shared that the company’s staff survey showed that sustainability was a priority for workers, so making strides toward this has helped and will continue to help win hearts and improve staff retention.
Dr. Harry Lee of TAL Group continues to oversee the company's research and development efforts, including those which are seeking to reduce the company’s environmental footprint.
Mr. Roger Lee of TAL Group discusses the collaborations the company has with organisations such as Redress to help fashion designers and consumers make more informed decisions that benefit the environment.
When our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, took on the role of CEO his late thirties, he had several role models to emulate, including his father, Dr. Harry Lee, and his great uncle, C.C., Lee, the founder of TAL Group. But for the former IT consultant says refusing the advice of his predecessors has been key to the company’s success. Mr. Lee talks about his management philosophy.
Our Chairman, Dr. Harry Lee, and CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, were interviewed by CNBC Managing Asia to discuss how the Group’s focus on innovation on sustainability has remained consistent over the years despite differences in management style as well as macroeconomic conditions.
Frontline Fashion is an award-winning documentary series that follows finalists of the Redress Design Award, the world’s biggest sustainable fashion design competition. TAL has been a sponsor of the competition since 2016. Frontline Fashion Season #3 which covers the finalists’ road to the 2018 Redress Design Award Final has been crafted into 5 short episodes.
Key highlights are:
Episode 2 – Finalists pay visit to TAA, our shirt factory in Dongguan, to understand how 30,000 shirts are produced a day in a sustainable way.
Episode 3 - Finalists present their collections to the panel of industry experts. Our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, is one of the panellists.
Episode 5 – Ms. Tess Whitfort, the winner of 2018 Redress Design Award, goes to TG2, our outerwear factory in Thailand, to create a sustainable collection for retail.
The fashion industry is thriving, but the amount of waste generated has also been increasing. Sustainable fashion has been gaining momentum in recent years: not only does it make business sense but it also cuts out the industry’s unnecessary waste. In a joint interview with Christina Dean, Founder and Chair of Redress, our CEO, Mr. Roger Lee, weighs in on what TAL Group is doing to drive down waste in the fashion industry.
Our CEO Mr. Roger Lee shares how Sustainability has always been the company’s DNA. Our belief in People-Planet-Profit: The Triple Bottom line concept is the basis of our sustainable business. From attaining a LEED certified office of a Platinum Status to providing a working environment with employees’ health and well-being in mind; we not only comply to Sustainability, we simply believe.
GEORGE TOWN: The textile industry which many may have now overlooked due to the emergence of electronics and electrical production here should not be defined as a "sunset industry".
In reality, it continues to rapidly grow in this globalised era, as apparel and clothing remain an essential need.
Making a point on this was none other than a Hong Kong-based personality who was instrumental in developing an apparel family empire in Asia under the brand of Pen Apparel Sdn Bhd, one of the oldest factories operating in the old industrial site of Penang-Sungai Pinang.
In a Hong Kong laboratory, researchers are working with one of the world’s biggest cloth makers to improve its production process using a special ingredient: bacteria.
TAL Apparel Ltd., which has factories in mainland China and Southeast Asia, has teamed up with City University to identify bacteria that can clean up more efficiently the vast quantities of waste water the textile industry produces.
This interview talks about how every year the fashion industry produces billions of garment which are made in China, and waste had become a major issue. TAL Apparel was appointed to be one of the company that is taking steps to recycling and minimizing wastes in the manufacture industry. Dr. Lee discusses how the technology is getting more mature, and TAL is at the forefront to treat waste with an aim to share the knowledge with the industry.
With costs rising in Asia, the east African country wants to be the next low-cost manufacturing hub. But after a wave of violent unrest its authoritarian government must deal with social and polotical challenges by John Aglionby
Foreign direct investment rose 6 percent year-on-year to $6.15 billion in the first five months of 2017 in Vietnam. Cheap labor is an obvious lure for foreign investors. TAL's chief executive, Roger Lee, said Vietnam also scores highly on middle management, work ethic and government policy.
In an age where start-up culture provides all the buzzwords and millennials keep asking for meaning, corporate chieftains should know that large organizations can prepare themselves to handle massive disruption - the answers lie in the people you already employ.
TAL Apparel has successfully completed one year of deployment of the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform, that has enabled TAL Apparel to reduce the overall operating cost and time spent on IT infrastructure management.
TAL Apparel factory in Ethiopia’s Hawassa Industrial Park is preparing to export its first batch of dress shirts to the U.S.
The adaptation of the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform has enabled TAL Apparel to embrace IT transformation, which has significantly reduced time required for IT infrastructure management and focus more resources on leading innovations in garment manufacturing.
TAL Apparel has reduced its IT costs and improved its operational efficiency by embracing the Nutanix Enterprise Cloud Platform.
This article features the discussion over AEC in foreign investors' point of view during the Bloomberg ASEAN Business Summit in Hanoi, where Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group shared his view that Vietnam will remain appealing despite the absence of TPP, and TAL group is intend to invest an additional US$500million with or without the TPP.
This article discusses the current state of affairs in Ethiopia and how that is affecting the investing climate. Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, quoted that TAL Apparel will be going ahead with plans for the factory in Hawassa, in spite of the ongoing political issues.
This article sheds lights on the Bloomberg ASEAN Business Summit in Hanoi and features Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group's comments on TAL Group's plan in making Vietnam as its next investment destination.
This article discusses the impact of US President-elect Donald J.Trump's potential trading policy towards China. It features extracts from an interview with Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, where he talks about TAL Apparel's plan towards such trading policy.
This article sheds lights on the new opening of TAL Apparel's garment factory in Vietnam and its recent deployment of Infor CloudSuite Fashion in a bid to create an agile business model.
This article features the opening of TAL Apparel's new garment manufacturer plant in Vietnam and the textile mill that is still underway.
In this interview, Dr. Harry Lee, Chairman of TAL Group, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group and Dr. Delman Lee, President and CTO of TAL Group shares the history and their experiences in TAL Apparel.
This article sheds light on the new opening of TAL Apparel's garment factory in Vietnam and its future plan for textile manufacturing.
This interview discusses the increase in foreign investments in Vietnam. It features the recent opening of TAL Apparel's manufacturing factory in Hanoi and an interview with Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, where he shares his view on TAL's expansion in Vietnam.
This article sheds light on the foreign textile and garment firms' investment in Vietnam. It features TAL Apparel's official launch of the new garment factory in Ba Thien Industrial Park, which is expected to manufacture 12 million products per year and create 3,500 job.
This article feature the official opening of TAL Apparel's US$50 million plant in Hanoi, Vietnam.
This article sheds light on the official opening of TAL Apparels's $50 million plant in Vietnam's northern province of Vinh Phuc, which is expected to produce 12 million of shirts per year and create 3,500 jobs.
In this article, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group shared TAL Apparel's expansion plan in Ethiopia.
In this interview, Dr. Delman Lee, CTO at TAL Group shared views on how TAL Apparel is continually looking to see how it can add value in the apparel supply chain. Dr. Lee discussed TAL Apparel's focuses on product innovations and sustainability, and shared TAL Apparel's expansion plan in Ethiopia and Vietnam.
This article talks about TAL Apparel's plan in upgrading its IT system.
In this interview, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group discussed TAL Apparel’s history and development; focus on innovation and efforts in sustainability, which align with the key messages of the company and keeping it a forward-looking one. The story also touched upon the Vietnam opening and plans in Ethiopia.
This article sheds light on the impact of rising wages in China towards the manufacturing industry. It features extracts from an interview with Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group, detailing the business rationale behind the decision and how the company has already begun transferring orders from China to Southeast Asia.
This article talks about TAL Apparel's plan in moving operations to Southeast Asia as manufacturing in China has become costly.
This article talks about TAL Apparel's plan in moving operations to Southeast Asia as manufacturing in China has become costly.
This article describes how the labor shortage and the change in China economy affect the manufacturers’ production plan. Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group shares his view on the future trend of 3D printing.
In this interview, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group discussed the effects of TPP on garment manufacturing in the region.
This article sheds light on the decline in China manufacturing industry. It features extracts from an interview with Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group, where he talks about TAL Apparel's plan for factory closure in China and its expansion in Vietnam.
(This article is written in Simplified Chinese)
In this interview, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group talks about TAL Apparel's plan for factory closure in China and its expansion in Vietnam.
This article contains comments on the impacts of TPP towards the Vietnamese manufacturers. Mr. Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, comments that "Manufacturers can negotiate with global brands a higher price for production once the trade deal goes through to share in the cost savings."
This article talks about the struggle of Chinese factories in filling the production lines and it mentions TAL's approach in recruiting and retaining its factory workers.
In this article, Mr. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group shares his vision and business philosophy with China Daily Asia Weekly.
This article describes people's opinions towards the impact of Trans-Pacific Partnership in the textile and garment industry. Mr.Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, expresses his view towards the Vietnam textile industry.
This article describes explained the growing number of high-end products being manufactured in China due to the fast rising quality. Roger Lee, CEO of Hong Kong's TAL Group, mentioned that "lean manufacturing" is essential to his operations.
This article explains the birth of the documentary film - The True Cost with the interview of the filmmaker Andrew Morgan and related parties. In the film, Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, mentioned that "ultimately something has to give. Either the price of the product has to go up, or manufacturers have to shut down, or cut corners to make it work".
In this interview, Dr. Harry Lee shared the history of TAL Apparel and his working experience at the garment manufacturing industry throughout the years.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
In this interview, Dr. Harry Lee shared the history of TAL Apparel and his working experience at the garment manufacturing industry throughout the years.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
In this video, Dr. Harry Lee introduced our innovation - PerformanceKnit by showing a half-half polo sample.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
In this video, Dr. Harry Lee introduced 2 tools usually used in the garment manufacturing industry.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
In this interview, Dr. Harry Lee shared the history of TAL Apparel and his working experience at the garment manufacturing industry throughout the years.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
In this interview, Dr. Harry Lee shared the history of TAL Apparel and his working experience at the garment manufacturing industry throughout the years.
(This interview is conducted in Cantonese)
李震之先生於1947年在香港成立首間紡紗廠,至1962年將旗下所有的紡紗廠造成聯業紡織有限公司(Textile Alliance Limited, TAL),並於1983年將成衣部轉為聯業製衣有限公司(TAL Apparel Limited)。集團目前是全球最大的成衣生產商之一。
This article contains comments on the 2015 apparel industry forecast from important people of the major companies. Roger Lee, CEO at TAL Group expects that 2015 will be roughly the same as 2014 and there will be no major shift in the consumption of apparel retail sector.
TAL Group is expanding in Vietnam. A few years ago TAL Group considered moving to India but ultimately ruled it out.
Mr Roger Lee, CEO of TAL, was interviewed by Just-style, sharing his vision of the future of apparel industry.
As rising cost of manufacturing in China forces TAL to turn to Vietnam for greater investment.
Mr. Roger Lee shared how TAL survived political upheavals and business tsunamis to make it as an industry innovator.
Garment maker TAL re-engineers itself to stay in the game in the face of challenges from industrial reforms, labour shortage and wage rises.
Manufacturers in China are using free train tickets and lucky draws to attract employers to stay or return after Chinese New Year.
Cost of manufacturing in China is rising due to increase in labor’s wages.
Dr Harry Lee, Chairman of TAL, and Mr Roger Lee, CEO of TAL, shared the challenges they faced when taking over the company
香港聯業製衣有限公司 (TAL Group)主席李乃熺博士為香港中文大學EMBA課程演講,表示對製衣業的前景充滿信心,並分享公司的成功要素及未來發展計劃。
Managing some of J.C.Penney’s supply chain, Mr Roger Lee, CEO of TAL Group, shares how does the Group help the retailer save costs through effective inventory management.
With the continuous growth in the U.S. and the opening of a new office in Shanghai, TAL aims at capturing the two largest world economies.
Mr Roger Lee offers insights on how China retains its competitiveness as a manufacturer in face of the rising cost.
The article highlights TAL's sustainability efforts to reduce the company's environmental footprint, which include implementation of tools for monitoring and measuring environmental impact, adaptation of the tried-and-true change management approach for employees and incorporation of green building design into its factories.
Roger Lee, CEO at TAL, shares TAL business story, service offerings and business strategy and approach with Women's Wear Daily (WWD) dated 17 April 2012.
Middlesex University has named its fashion studios after TAL Apparel in recognition of the long-standing support the company has given the university...
LAS VEGAS, Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- Bodymetrics, a pioneer in 3D body-mapping, announces a new era of personalized retail and...
Dr. Delman Lee, President and Chief Technology Officer, praised the simplicity of the Low Carbon Manufacturing Programme (LCMP) and shared the company's efforts towards achieving reduction in carbon emissions.
聯業製衣總裁兼首席科技總監李國本博士認為參與LCMP 是通往更嚴格的國際認證的踏腳石. 李博士更指出聯業集團採用"軟硬兼施" 之法教育員工投入環保,有助實現低碳足印的真正目標.
Dr. Delman Lee, President and Chief Technology Officer of TAL, spoke to ATA Journal on the company's latest developments and his insights into the sustainability issues.
SCMP Business Pages on 1-Aug-2011 outlining TAL's innovative technologies and supply chain management services as ways the company differentiates itself from its competitors in the industry.
Roger Lee shares TAL's perspective on the increased operating cost in Mainland China and how the Company has coped with this challenging situation.
The article starts with an introduction of Sustainability Apparel Coalition, followed by a sharing from Dr. Delman Lee, President and Chief Technology Officer, on the Group's sustainability initiatives over the years and the success story of TAL to become a global manufacturing organization.
Dr. Delman Lee, President & Chief Technology Officer, gives readers insight on TAL's commitment to sustainability on both company-level efforts and the newly-launched global Sustainability Apparel Coalition.
Roger Lee, COO at TAL commented on the latest trends in textile and apparel market and the Group's business strategy in the midst of the textiles industry crisis...
Roger Lee, COO at TAL shared the story of TAL, a large garment manufacturer, on how they are impacted by the current textile industry crisis with rise in raw materials costs..
Dr. Delman Lee, President and Chief Technology Officer at TAL, shared TAL's two-pronged strategy on sustainability...
Roger Lee, COO at TAL shared their success story of setting up their production base in Vietnam to align with the Group's business strategy. (Note : The estimated of TAL's revenue was miswritten in the article. The correct estimate figure should be in the range of USD700 million to USD800 million)
Roger Lee, COO of TAL, shared the story on shifting the company from low end and the importance of supply chain management to retailers.
Dr. Harry Lee, CEO of TAL Apparel Limited, sharing with us TAL's path on continuous product development with application of fashion technologies.
Roger Lee, COO of TAL, shared the success story on how TAL become the best shirt-maker in Hong Kong as well as a major exporter....
The Apparel Group's Distribution Centre in Austin Ranch, TX, a testament to the Group's commitment for being the leading edge in apparel distribution...
WGSN reports how and why TAL, a Hong Kong-based clothing manufacturer puts sustainability at the heart of its business...
Roger Lee - COO at TAL, speakers at the Prime Source Forum 2010, shared his insights on the current apparel industry and how the company responded to the market situatio...
WWD reports on the outlook for Year 2010 on apparel industry. Roger Lee, COO at TAL remarked the Group's outlook remain cautious...
Taltech Ltd, a TAL Apparel company, today announced that it has commenced patent infringement proceedings in the Patents County Court in London, England, against ...
So far, IT's highest profile green efforts have been in areas such as...
2009年元旦,香港灣仔皇后大道東的一家私人店舖門前,堆成清倉品姿態的...
A massive shake-out taking place in the Chinese apparel industry, as firms struggle to remain...
大型跨國製衣企業TAL Group在8個國家建有廠房,估計在美國...
以香港為大本營的成衣生產商TAL Group,面對日漸升級的數據分析需要...
TAL Apparel, a leading garment manufacturer and early adopter of many...
曾經被市場極為看好的越南經濟,目前面對通脹接近失控的情況,5月份通脹率高達...
「5月份通脹急升至25.2%,食品價格更大升4成,打工仔實在苦不堪言。所以公司近期...
TAL Apparel Ltd welcomed the United States Court of Appeals for the Federal Circui's latest decision...
Companies must identify and develop leaders among their own employees in the face of an...
Founded in Hong Kong in 1947, TAL specializes in the manufacture of quality men's and wommen's garments for global leading brands...
If you call TALGroup a garment manufacturer, managing directory Harry Lee Nai-shee is likely to correct you. He prefers the name "innofacturer"...
製衣業經歷了數十年的變化,從香港經濟的重要動力支柱,至現在早已從香港撤退,不少製衣公司...
還有約一個月,中國製成衣輸往歐盟地區的配額即將取消,輸美配額亦裝在...
還有約一個月,中國製成衣輸往歐盟地區的配額即將取消,輸美配額亦裝在...
TAL Group, one of the world's most advanced...
As soon as JC Penney's non-iron shirts and washable-wool trousers come off the sewing machine at TAL. Apparel factories...
還有三個月,中國輸歐紡織配額便...
As clothes retailers cut down the number of ...
TAL Apparel's efficiency on inventory, production helps insulate it from risk
聯業製衣在今屈香港工商業獎中奪得...
TAL Apparel Ltd and its associate company Taltech Ltd (“TAL”) filed...
對於消費者,購買衣服往往注重款式;相比服飾零售商,便非常...
TAL Apparel looks beyond manufactureing and design to grow its...
OEM成衣製造商,聯業製衣有限公司...
面對巨大的競爭壓力,傳統OEM製造商們...
China's labs may soon rival its powerhouse factories—and...
TAL Apparel, one of the leading Hong Kong textile companies with ...
TAL Apparel is reviewing opportunities in the textile sector...
When costs started rising in China recently, TAL Apparel, the Hong Kong-based textile manufacturer...
Hong Kong-based TAL has become a leading shirt supplier...
TAL churns out clothing while hanging on to workers and global markets...
In recent years the manufacturing industry has aggressively developed supply chain management to increase efficiency...
The young won't work in factories and importing them is difficult...
TAL Apparel Limited - Visions for the Future 計劃未來
The story of how TAL Apparel Group grew from a single textile mill...
Clothing importers discover there is more to the bottom line than money when dealing with...
TAL Apparel Limited - After the Abolition of Textile Quotas
Discussion of the impact of the elimination of textile quotas in Asia...
Discussion of the impact of the elimination of textile quotas in Asia...
取消配額的背後...
Hong Kong garment makers are perfecting their value-added services to ensure their survival...
Despite the end of global textile quotas next year, not all garment makers are heading for China...
Textiles and garments constitued Hong Kong's biggest industries for about four decades...
Fiber manufacturer Invista and software maker Freeborders Inc are launching...
Hong Kong Production - Labor Shortages
Tradelink Electronic Commerce Limited announced the appointment of Dr. Harry Lee Nai Shee as Chairman...
TAL Services - Quality Products, Supply Chain Solutions
Preparing for the good times with efficient online trade transactions: The case of TAL Apparel.
Suppliers like TAL play a bigger role in U.S. chain's inventory management
Made in Hong Kong 香港制造
One of the forerunners in the garment industry adapting to the supply chain management around the world...
How should Asia maintain its edge as a supplier to US and European markets?
Intentia International, a global leading provider of collaboration solutions...
Why TAL Apparel Limited is Maintaining Hong Kong Production...
何不北移...
How can Asia rebound from the crisis? A new more focused breed of company may lead the way.
TAL wins Hong Kong award for Export Marketing