Trandtex from Serbia Sewing Medical Uniforms for German Doctors

The Serbian manufacturer of workwear Trandtex is helping German doctors fight the COVID-19 pandemic, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) announces.

This producer of work clothing for global brands has given itself over entirely to producing medical uniforms, most of which are sold in the German market, the EBRD says in a press release.

– Of the 3.5 million medical uniforms Trendtex already produces each year, 80% are sold in Germany; Denmark, France, Italy, Poland and Sweden are also among its buyers – the EBRD specifies.

As noted, not all products were destined for export, however, as thousands of masks have been donated to Serbian hospitals.

They add that, with the onset of the coronavirus, the company has been working around the clock to meet the fast-growing demand in the European Union and that it has invested in new equipment to manufacture reusable face shields and poncho-type coats.

– Now Trendtex is working to double its production capacity with business advice from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Union (EU) – the press release says and notes that this former workshop today employs over 2,000 people across seven plants in Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Albania.

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