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M A G A Z I N E
September 2004
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In this issue:

FEATURES

Focus:
The End of Quotas:
A Final Nail or
Much Ado About Nothing?

Strategy:
Aramark Leadership Sees Robust Uniform Future With New Markets Opening Right Now

Management Theory:
Why Trust?

Resources:
Websites for the Uniform Industry: An Online Primer

NEWS

Whitehall Police Department will get New Uniforms to Spruce up Appearance

York Uniforms Ltd. acquires Showroom One Ltd. to accelerate growth with expanded product offerings

Textiles Put Politics First to Save Jobs

Springfield prison inmates first to don uniforms

Revolutionary New M-F Polypropylene at Concept III

Computer Chips in Uniforms: Tracking Inventory or Wearers?

Textile Service Industry's Environmental Performance Received Rave Reviews From EPA

Galey & Lord Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition To Facilitate Its Acquisition

International Textile Group Completes Integration Of Burlington And Cone

INTRODUCING...

Showcase Your Best Products, New Lines and Innovative Approach in UniformMarket’s UNIVATOR Awards Issue



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The End of Quotas:
A Final Nail or
Much Ado About Nothing?

By Jackie Rosselli
You’ve probably seen the headlines or read the reports. “Panic is spreading ahead of quota abolition,”; “Beware Beijing when it’s freed from quotas cage,”; or “China To Rule Textile Market after 2005,” are just several titles to the literally hundreds of articles and studies covering the impending lifting of apparel and textile quotas come January, 2005. As the headlines suggest, much of the content is apocalyptic. Factories will close their doors, thousands will lose their jobs, and the American textile industry, like others before it, will vanish.

Full Story


Aramark Leadership Sees Robust Uniform Future With New Markets Opening Right Now

By Rick Levine
PART 1 - New Markets Opening Right Now
No one will disagree that the customer driving the industrial laundry for the past 100 years has been the United States (U.S.) manufacturer. Factory employees were the ideal user for laundry service. But over the last few decades, the manufacturing base in the U.S. has declined dramatically. Companies such as Aramark faced significant growth challenges.
Full Story

PART 2 - $23 Million Aramark Plant Brings 350 Jobs To Former Site Of Chicago International Amphitheatre
Full Story

PART 3 - Aramark Reports Strong Growth in Sales and Improved Earnings for Third Quarter Fiscal 2004
Full Story

 


Why Trust?

By Joseph Greco
Why focus on trust?
The very nature of our industry, the pursuit of supplying and dressing employees in uniforms, is based upon building confidence through the visual image. When our customer’s customer encounters an employee in uniform, the perception created is one of reliability and dependability. If you check for synonyms you will also find the word “trustworthiness.”

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Websites for the Uniform Industry: An Online Primer

By Jackie Rosselli
It’s an obvious statement, but there is no shortage of information to be found on line. Whether you’re looking to grow your business, track industry trends or research a specific segment of the uniform market, the answers are only mouse clicks away for the veteran web surfer.

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