Vietnam pushes textile green digital shift

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The country’s deputy prime minister has told the country’s textile and footwear industries to accelerate green and digital transformation 

Textile mill workers in Vietnam set up a yarn spinning frame.
The government pledged policy backing, including land access and financing.

HANOI – Vietnam’s government has issued a direct challenge to its textile, garment and footwear industries to step up the pace of sustainability and digital adoption, warning that competitiveness in global export markets increasingly depends on it.

The government pledged policy backing, including land access and financing for technology development, in line with national digital transformation targets.

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