Review of the textile coloration industry in Vietnam

Abstract

This review discusses the recent development and current state of the textile coloration industry in Vietnam. With an overview of the textile and garment industry, focus is also on the garments and raw materials that are available for import/export. In addition, the main problems facing the coloration industry are covered, along with measures to improve the competitive advantage of the industry. Finally, environmental concerns and challenges for the future are reviewed.

Explaining the Fast-Growing Textile and Garment Industries (TGI) in Vietnam (2000-2015)

“…The changing international environment, particularly, has contributed to the major leap for Vietnamese textile and garment industries. Yet still, those studying TGI growth after 2000 focus only on particular aspect of TGI such as coloration (Phong & Thong, 2008) and particular partners countries such as comparison of Vietnam's export to the U.S., Japan, and the EU (Goto, Natsuda, & Thoburn, 2011). These studies also focus on individual companies rather than focus on the strategy conducted by Vietnamese government to promote the growth of Vietnamese TGI internationally, which is more useful for the purpose of giving feedback to Indonesian government.…”

Rice Husk Biochars Modified with Magnetized Iron Oxides and Nano Zero Valent Iron for Decolorization of Dyeing Wastewater

“…Chemicals [13,20,31]. The dyes RR195 and RY145 are classified as single azo colors with heavier molecular weights (Table 1), while the dye RB19 is classified as anthraquio color with lighter molecular weight ( Dyeing stock solutions: For investigation of color removal efficiency of the materials, the dyeing stock solutions RY145, RR195, and RB19 were prepared in order to achieve the final color thresholds of approx.…”

“…Reactive Bule 19, labeled as RB19 (CAS 2580-78-1, commercial grade ≥ 95.0%) were purchased from Tan Duy Phat Co. Ltd. in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam. The dyes were chosen based on their common use in textile dyeing industry [13,20,31]. The dyes RR195 and RY145 are classified as single azo colors with heavier molecular weights (Table 1), while the dye RB19 is classified as anthraquio color with lighter molecular weight ( Table 1).…”

“…Advantec filter sheet-type 1 (cellulose, 6 µm) and syringe filters (polyethersulfone membrane, 0.45 µm) were purchased from Toyo Roshi Kaisha, Ltd., Tokyo, Japan. [13,20,31]. The dyes RR195 and RY145 are classified as single azo colors with heavier molecular weights (Table 1), while the dye RB19 is classified as anthraquio color with lighter molecular weight (Table 1).…”