U.S. textile companies begin transitional policy

Rising international competition has made it more difficult for the textile industry in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, to survive and maintain their production units.　　 The only two textile companies that exist recently decided to make major changes to their operations, so that they can at least ensure production and operations. These measures will take time, because of the challenges from rival countries and the rising demand for quality, providing suitable products is the choice for the textile industry to avoid risks.　　The decline in sales caused by fringe consumers seeking cheaper prices is considered to be the main factor behind the concern for this situation.