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TEXTILE
INDUSTRY
In MOROCCO
EXHIBITOR’S DIRECTORY
DENIM BY PREMIERE VISION / BARCELONA
November, 19 - 20, 2014
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27 EXHIBITORS LIST
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About US
MAROC EXPORT
CONTACT
Who Are We?
Zahra MAAFIRI
Managing Director
The Moroccan Center for Export
Promotion is a governemental
institution founded on December
17, 1976 (Hija 25, 1396) by Dahir
NO 1-76-385.
MAROC EXPORT endowed with a
legal responsibility and financial
auto- nomy, it also under the
super vision of delegate Ministry
to the Ministry of Industry, Trade,
Investment and Digital Economy in
charge of foreign trade.
The Center is in charge of promoting
the export of industrial and agricultural
products, services, and any products
that do not fall under the jurisdiction of
other administrations or organizations,
by virtue of law or regulation.
In fact, handicrafts and tourism promotion
are governed respectively by The
House of Handicrafts and the national
Office of Tourism.
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Nadia RHAOUTI
Sectoral Manager
[email protected]
Hasnaa ALAOUI
Communication Manager
[email protected]
Ahmed ABARKHA
Head of Department Textile & Leather
[email protected]
Hassane BELAYACHI
Senior Advisor Textile & Leather
[email protected]
Mohamed LAHLOU MIMI
Infographiste
[email protected]
AdDress
5, Rue Sidi Belyout (Angle Avenue des FAR),
20000 Casablanca - Morocco
Phone : +212 522 302 210
+212 522 307 588
Fax : +212 522 450 557
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.marocexport.gov.ma
f : Centre Marocain de Promotion des Exportations
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OUR MISSIONS
Promoting Moroccan exportable
goods in international markets,
in accordance with national
sectorial strategies;
Expanding markets for Moroccan
exports;
Supporting the internationalization
of Moroccan companies;
Organizing business information
systems at the international level, in
collaboration with economic and
trade representations abroad;
Conducting studies on the exportability of Moroccan products
and on the characteristics of
foreign markets; assisting exporters in
their marketing efforts and advertising
Moroccan products abroad;
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Providing input in the development
of global trade policies and a
consistent program for promoting
the exportation of manufactured
products;
Assisting export-promotion, credit
system and export credit insurance
institutions, simplifying and standardizing
export-related documentation and
procedures;
Guiding public and private investors towards products that
can be quickly assimilated into
foreign markets with the best
possible conditions;
Contributing to the training of
foreign trade professionals in
export promotion techniques,
information and marketing;
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OUR ACTIVITIES
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We organize Moroccan participation to professional international
sector-based fairs to increase international exposure for the products
and services oriented export;
Our Sectorial communication
campaigns guarantee a better
positioning of the Moroccan
products and services oriented
export on international markets;
We set up business missions with
B-to-B meetings for direct marketing
towards foreign customers in targeted markets;
Our Business-to-Consumer (B-to-C)
operations facilitate the referencing of Moroccan agricultural
products with major international
retail chains;
Our high level institutional missions
target decision makers of major
international prime contractors in
order to strengthen their sourcing
from Morocco.
We invite foreign decision makers to Morocco in order to
promote Moroccan quality and
know-how.
Our large-scale multi-sectorial
missions facilitate the penetration
of Moroccan exporters into the
sub-Saharan and MENA markets;
We conduct training and information sessions to help identify the
Moroccan products and services
oriented export.
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AMITH
The Moroccan Professional
Association of Textile and
Clothing Industry (Amith) is
since 1960, the unique professional association which represents and defends the interests of the textile and clothing industry.
Based in Casablanca and grouping the majority of 1600 companies, the AMITH is active
in Morocco through its representations in different cities: Casablanca, Tangier, Rabat-Salé,
Fès-Meknes and Marrakesh.
The Association aims :
The improvement of the skills in companies
through the development of very active policies in the field of the initial and continuous
training;
The support of companies in the improvement
of the productivity and the efficiency;
The development of the exports and the diversification of the mix product / market.
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CONTACT
Mohamed Tazi
Managing Director
[email protected]
AdDress
92, Avenue My Rachid,
Casablanca - Morocco
Phone : +212 522 942 084
+212 522 942 085
+212 522 942 086
Fax : +212 522 940 587
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.textile.ma
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OVERVIEW
Weight of the Textiles & Clothing Industry
30 % of the national industrial employment with more than
174.000 employees, first industrial employer in Morocco.
A contribution of 15 % to the Moroccan goods exports.
A 6 % added-value in the national GDP (GROSS DOMESTIC
PRODUCT).
A structure of about 1200 companies.
The main productions of the sector concern : The basic textiles
industry, The clothing (Made clothes, and knitwear).
A production capacity of about 1 billion pieces per year,
distributed as follows :
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Subcontracting
600 million pieces
Co-contracting
300 million pieces
Collections
100 million pieces
Made clothes exports by main markets (In Million €)
Market
2011
2012
2013
Evolution 2013/2012
Market
2011
2012
2013
Evolution 2013/2012
Spain
2 002,7
2 105,5
2 196,2
4%
Spain
388,6
372,9
361,1
-3%
France
1 349,1
1 413
1 201,7
-15%
France
643,2
705,3
567,6
-20%
UK
237,6
228,7
211,7
-7%
UK
148,9
121,8
130
7%
Italy
21,6
21,4
18,2
-15%
Germany
247,2
235,9
202,3
-14%
Portugal
59,8
99,1
107
8%
Turkey 1%
Portugal 3%
Germany 2%
Italy 3%
Others
10%
Turkey 1%
Others
Portugal 8%
7%
Spain
24%
Italy
213,9
183,9
154,5
-16%
Germany
155,3
167,5
95,2
-43%
Portugal
130,8
151,3
126,9
-16%
Turkey
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40
67%
Turkey
5,2
10,7
11,8
10%
Others
435,3
456,3
426,7
-6%
Others
94,4
105,5
120,2
14%
TOTAL
4 541
4 730,9
4 453,3
-5%
TOTAL
1 608,9
1 672,6
1 518,6
-9%
Source : Exchange office
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Articles of hosiery exports by main markets (In Million €)
UK 5%
France
27%
Germany
13%
Spain
49%
Italy 1%
UK 9%
France
37%
Source : Exchange office
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Atouts et opportunités du secteur
A geographical closeness to the European markets, a port
«Tanger Med» which allows being more and more reactive.
A system including a set of investments incentive measures,
with fiscal, financial, legal and social character.
Experience, know-how and control of the international standards,
what allows to meet the deadline/ price / service requirements.
The signature of several free exchange agreements with the
European Union, Turkey, United States of America and the
Arab world.
The implementation of a very advantageous industrial
investment platforms «P2I».
A reduced delivery deadline (-50 % less than the normal cycle):
thanks to the geographical closeness, to the local raw materials
producers and to the implementation of supply platforms.
An important production capacity, estimated at more than
1 billion pieces per year.
A skill development, which is in the center of the sector strategy:
training of 2.000 engineers and 30.000 operators by 2015.
An organization around a professional association «AMITH»,
which counts among its members more than 90 % of the sector
exporting companies.
An environmental and social ethics thanks to the adoption of the
program « Fiber citizen».
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EXHIBITORS LIST
Contact
Rachid ELKHAYAT
Sales Manager
Alessio COSTANTINI
R&D
Sanaà BOUAISSA
R&D
ADdress
Lot 140, Z.I. Moulay Rachid, Ben Msik
Sidi Othman, Casablanca , Morocco
Phone : +212 522 727 852
+212 522 727 258
Fax : +212 522 727 257
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
Product
Pants, Skirts, Overalls, Shirt, Shorts,
Leggings.
Contact
CROSSING S.A.R.L
Established in 1998, GROSSING
improves constantly its services
being a strategic partner of his
customers for the long term.
Crossing is a fully qualified BSCI
/ SEDEX, Cats, and approved
by Inditex.
Crossing within the framework
of our quality management policy, we are in perpetual goal
of cost reducing to offer to our
customers an excellent value
for money. We produce mainly
Casualwear item in Denim and
Garment dye bottoms, and we
create our own collections
using our Research and developments department. Our
Mustapha HAMCHOUZ Export Manager
production lines are endowed
with a big flexibility and are
adaptable permanently to all
the required ranges, offering
products of high quality.
Our production capacity is 3,
5 million garments /year, 50% inhouse and 5 sub-contractors.
Our main customers are: Inditex,
Arcadia Grp/ Top Shop, Desigual, Best seller Group / Only,
Vivarte Group, River Island, Superdry.
Our leitmotiv: more international opening to adjust better
our vision and our strategy according to what takes place in
the world.
Rostom AMRANI Development Manager
Reda MOUBARRIK Purchasing and Logistics Manager
ADdress
Bd. Hassan II, BP.102,
Mohammedia, Morocco
Phone : +212 523 313 873
+212 523 313 876
+212 623 516 156
Fax : +212 523 324 361
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
ICOMA
Product
ICOMA group, created in 1947
is a vertically integrated structure
of Denim including : Spinning –
Weaving- Dyeing and Finishing
units. ICOMA can control the
complete process of the Denim
manufacturing from cotton to finished fabric.
Fabric 100% Cotton, Cotton /
Spandex Pure Indigo, Dark-Blue,
Black with special finishes.
ICOMA gives priority to export
market by developing products
with high added value, quality products and competitive
prices.Our collection includes a
wide range of products : RIGID,
COMFORT STRETCH, REGULAR
STRETCH and POWER STRETCH
with variety of composition :
cotton , cotton /elastane and
cotton/polyester/elastane,in
varrious finishes inluding special
touch and coating.
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NEW WASH
Contact
Rachid MALIKA Managing Director
ADdress
Quartier Industriel Est, Lot NB 13 - Aïn Sebaa,
Casablanca, Morocco
Phone : +212 522 353 824
+212 522 353 825
+212 522 353 826
Fax : +212 522 358 636
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
NEW WASH, operating in the
sector of treatments and finishing for clothing.
In these past years it has had
an important growth in counter
tendency with general trend of
its sector in the entire world.
Nowadays it has a leading position at international level.
partnership with our customers,
new standards, which allow us
to offer integrated and innovative solutions, we believe that
the diversity is essential for our
success
Our assets are:
Research of constant quality level in production;
Close cooperation with customers;
Now, it became integrated
group from manufacturing to
shipping based in Casablanca.
High innovation of products
and productive processes;
Product
Our vision is to become the favorite partner of our customers.
Special care for quality/ Price
ratio;
Trousers, shirts, jacket, skirt, jeans for
woman and man.
Our mission is to place, in
Wide range of services offered.
Contact
Monferrer Francisco Manager
Monferrer Manuel Manager
ADdress
2, Bd. Sidi Mohammed Ben Abdellah – BP.175,
28810 Mohammedia , Morocco
Phone : +212 523 32 33 02
Fax : +212 523 32 33 04
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
Website : www.lavasser.com
Product
Finished product and subcontracting,
fading, staining and any type of special treatment.
LAVASSER S.A.R.L
Lavasser is one of the most reputed established exporters of
denim ready-made garments.
Our factory is located in Mohamadia city ( 30mn far from Casablanca ) morocco.
We are manufacturing both
men and women’s denim garments. Our products are made
under full respect of human
working standards and strict
quality control. Our expertise
in innovating latest and trendy
products as.
Per emerging requirements
of our clients has helped us
to found a special niche for
ourselves in today ’s highly
competitive business environment.
Quality, pro-activity, creativity
and innovative design are the
hallmark of our company.
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Contact
Contact
Hassan EL HASSANI Managing Director
Hicham DABIR Sales Manager
Paul Wilson Regional Director
Alain GHOZI CEO
Sophia LAHLOU
General Manager
Jose MARIA DORSA
Trade Manager
ADdress
ADdress
4, Rue Hassan Kourit, Quartier Oukacha,
Aïn Sebaa, Casablanca , Morocco
Phone : +212 522 342 601
+212 522 352 671
+212 661 174 478
Fax : +212 522 342 605
E-mail : [email protected]
Product
DENIM and PAT Jeans, Jackets,
Skirts and Bermudas
PARIS TEXAS
Total employees: 600
Products: Pants, shorts
Production Capacity: 270,000 pcs / month
References Export: Inditex, Celio, PIMKIE, BEAUMANOIR, JULES
ZI Ain Sebaa, route 110b,
Bd Fuessanta, Hangar n° 10,
12500 Casablanca , Morocco
Phone : +212 522 672 8 11
+212 522 672 8 12
Fax : + 212 522 672 798
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.qst.com
Product
Skull, increase belt Bias Passoile,
Renfo.
QUIK SERVICE TEXTILE MAROC
Quick Service Textiles Maroc is
the leading supplier of Pocketing, Waistbands, Binding, Interlining, Lining, Q-Loops and
other quality inner construction
materials to the Moroccan
apparel and home furnishings
industry. Established on September 1st, 2000, and as part
of QST Industries; a USA. Multi-national suppliers of men’s,
women’s and children’s apparel construction components
to the garment industry; Our
Mission is to provide Innovative
Product, Global Service, Competitive Value and Consistent
Quality to the apparel industry.
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Contact
David Bordin Sales Manager
ADdress
Zone Industrielle de SETTAT, BP 668,
Settat , Morocco
Phone : +212 523 729 000
Fax : + 212 523 729 018
E-mail : [email protected]
[email protected]
Website : eu.tavex.com
Product
Denim.
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TAVEX
Tavex Corporation became
one of the world’s leading
denim manufacturers after the
2006 merger between Tavex
( Spain ,1846) and Santista
Textil ( Brazil , 1929). These
two companies have a 160year history in denim, flats and
workwear manufacturing.
Tavex Corporation is a fabric
manufacturing company at the
forefront of the differentiated
denim sector, where its market
share is 15% within Europe and
4% worldwide. It is, therefore,
the largest denim manufacturer. In parallel, it rounds off its
product mix by manufacturing
fabric for work clothes, representing 45% of the total Latin
American market. With presence in over 50 countries, it
also has 8 factories operating
in Argentina , Brazil , Spain ,
Morocco and Mexico.
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Ministry Delegate to the Minister of Industry Trade,
Investment and the Digital Economy in charge of Foreign
Trade
63, Avenue Moulay Youssef, 10000 Rabat - Morocco
Phone : (+212) 537 706 321 - (+212) 537 706 389
Fax : (+212) 537 703 231
Moroccan Center for Export Promotion
5, Rue Sidi Belyout (Angle Avenue des FAR),
20000 Casablanca - Morocco
Phone : (+212) 522 302 210 - (+212) 522 307 543
Fax : (+212) 522 450 557 - (+212) 522 301 793
Website : www.marocexport.gov.ma
E-mail : [email protected]
f : Centre Marocain de Promotion des Exportations
Embassy Of The Kingdom Of Morocco In Madrid, Spain
CALLE SERRANO 179, 28002 Madrid, Spain
Phone : (+34) 915 631 090
Fax : (+34) 915 617 087
E-mail : [email protected]
Website : www.embajada-marruecos.es