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Northshore Apparel plans fabric mill, cotton outgrower scheme as part of expansion – CEO

“Phase Three takes us into a fabric mill, along with a cotton outgrower scheme across this sub-region, so Ghanaian cotton eventually leaves this country as a finished garment rather than a raw bale,” he stated.
Mr Mohammed said Savelugu’s proximity to the West African cotton belt provided the company with a strategic advantage for the planned integration of cotton cultivation, fabric production and garment manufacturing.
He said the three-phase development plan was designed to expand garment production and create an integrated textile value chain that would enable Ghana to export finished clothing instead of raw cotton.
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