Used Clothing Buyers

By mariajones00
March 1, 2019 in The Lounge

Followers 0

Recommended Posts

mariajones00

Posted March 1, 2019

- Share

Posted March 1, 2019

Buying clothes seems to be the favorite thing of many people all around the world, specifically women. However, it is not a very healthy practice for the environment as the fabric production is dependent on many natural resources and the used clothes create a lot of wastage. These are the reasons why many fabric production companies are turning into revamping stations for used clothes. Many small fabric companies are investing in used clothes and the number of used clothing buyers in international markets is increasing. Even though sorting and designing used clothes is not an easy task, the trend of renewing and selling the used clothes requires less investment.

Source: https://www.eworldtrade.com/importers/unsorted-used-clothing-buyer/

Link to comment

Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Followers 0

Go to topic listing

Advertise Here
Latest Discussions
- How to get rid of extra Garden/Waste large bins
  
  By FredMarsh · Posted 2 hours ago
  
  Maybe ram them into the blue recycling bin !!
- Anyone experiencing even greater issues securing a GP appointment with Tessa Jowell GP practice?
  
  By Froglander · Posted 3 hours ago
  
  Have you had many replies? Are you doing telephone interviews?
- Food poisoning at Dugard & Daughters - twice!
  
  By Froglander · Posted 3 hours ago
  
  Did you eat the chicken from the first two purchases? Did they smell before going into the oven? I’d definitely speak to the shop and also speak to Environmental Health at Lambeth - I think that is the borough that butcher is in. Hopefully ArchieCarlos will do the same.
- Food poisoning at Dugard & Daughters - twice!
  
  By vladi · Posted 5 hours ago
  
  Something doesn't quite smell right here and probably it's not the chicken. Both the OP and TheWeekEnd specifically mention chicken thigh fillets. TWE purchased £14 worth of chicken thigh fillets and they were thrown away "probably for the third time". £14 equates to around 12 fillets which is a lot. Could some have been frozen after purchase and then thawed? And thawed properly before cooking? TWE has a total of 4 posts of which 3 are on this thread.

Sign In