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Apparel & Textile Factory List Woolworths Food Group-Active apparel and textile factories- April 2021 No. Factory Name Address Factory Type Commodity Scheme Expiry Date Country 1 JIANGSU HONGMOFANG TEXTILE CO., LTD EAST CIFU ROAD, EAST RUISHENG AVENUE,, DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 23/04/2021 CHINA ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ZONE, SHUYANG COUNTY,,SUQIAN,JIANGSU,,CHINA 2 LIANYUNGANG ZHAOWEN SHOES LIMITED 2 BEIHAI ROAD,ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AREA, DIRECT SOFTGOODS SMETA 11/05/2021 CHINA GUANNAN COUNTY,,LIANYUNGANG,JIANGSU,, CHINA 3 ZHUCHENG YIXIN GARMENT CO., LTD NO. 321 SHUNDU ROAD,,ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT DIRECT SOFTGOODS SMETA 13/07/2021 CHINA ZONE,,ZHUCHENG,SHANDONG,,CHINA 4 HRX FASHION CO LTD 1000 METERS SOUTH OF GUOCANG TOWN DIRECT SOFTGOODS SMETA 25/08/2021 CHINA GOVERNMENT,,WENSHANG COUNTY, JINING CITY, JINING,SHANDONG,,CHINA 5 PUJIANG KINGSHOW CARPET CO LTD NO.75-1 ZHEN PU ROAD, PU JIANG, ZHE JIANG, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 24/12/2021 CHINA CHINA,,PUJIANG,ZHEJIANG,,CHINA 6 YANGZHOU TENGYI SHOES MANUFACTURE CO., LTD. 13 WEST HONGCHENG RD,,,FANGXIANG,JIANGSU,, DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 22/10/2021 CHINA CHINA 7 ZHAOYUAN CASTTE GARMENT CO LTD PANJIAJI VILLAGE, LINGLONG TOWN,,ZHAOYUAN DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 06/07/2021 CHINA CITY, SHANDONG PROVINCE,ZHAOYUAN, SHANDONG,,CHINA 8 RUGAO HONGTAI TEXTILE CO LTD XINJIAN VILLAGE, JIANGAN TOWN,,RUGAO, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 07/12/2021 CHINA JIANGSU,,CHINA 9 NANJING BIAOMEI HOMETEXTILES CO.,LTD NO.13 ERST WUCHU ROAD,HENGXI TOWN,,, DIRECT SOFTGOODS SMETA 04/11/2021 CHINA NANJING,JIANGSU,,CHINA 10 NANTONG YAOXING HOUSEWARE PRODUCTS CO.,LTD NO.999, TONGFUBEI RD., CHONGCHUAN, DIRECT HARDGOODS SMETA 24/09/2021 CHINA NANTONG,,NANTONG,JIANGSU,,CHINA 11 CHAOZHOU CHAOAN ZHENGYUN CERAMICS QIAO HU VILLAGE, CHAOAN, CHAOZHOU CITY, DIRECT HARDGOODS SMETA 19/05/2021 CHINA INDUSTRIAL CO LTD GUANGDONG, CHINA,,CHAOZHOU,GUANGDONG,, CHINA 12 YANTAI PACIFIC HOME FASHION FUSHAN MILL NO. 188, PUWAN STREET, FUSHAN DISTRICT DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 28/10/2021 CHINA YANTAI,,YANTAI,SHANDONG,,CHINA 13 SUNVIM GROUP CO LTD MILL 2 NO.1 FURI STR.,,GAOMI,SHANDONG,261500,CHINA DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 12/06/2021 CHINA 14 BAIJIA (FUJIAN) UNDERWEAR CO LTD - HUAHAI BAIJIA INDUSTRIAL PARK, HUAHAI VILLAGE, SHENHU DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 26/11/2021 CHINA VILLAGE PARK OF JINJIANG ECONOM,,JINJIANG,FUJIAN, 362246,CHINA 15 CREATION TEXTILES CO LTD NO. 12 SHITIAN ROAD, YANGCHENGHU TOWN, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 09/12/2021 CHINA XIANGCHENG DISTRICT,,SUZHOU,JIANGSU,215100, CHINA 16 SHANDONG HUALIN WILLOW CRAFTS CO LTD HUANG ZHUANG VILLAGE, JUNAN COUNTY,,LINYI, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 16/10/2021 CHINA SHANDONG,276600,CHINA 17 TONG XIANG ZHONG XIANG TEXTILES CO LTD 223 FENGXIANG ROAD,,TONGXIANG,ZHEJIANG, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 15/05/2021 CHINA 314500,CHINA 18 FUZHOU TIANFU PLASTIC CO LTD 16 DAOSHANSHAN ROAD,,AOSHAN VILLAGE DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 22/02/2022 CHINA LUOZHOU TOWN CANGSHAN DISTRICT,FUZHOU, FUJIAN,350019,CHINA 19 ZHEJIANG JINO TEXTILES CO LTD 79 XINSI ROAD, HANGZHOU LINPING,,HANGZHOU, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 11/11/2021 CHINA ZHEJIANG,,CHINA 20 NANJING HENGGU ACCESSORIES CO LTD NO 8 HUASHANG ROAD,LUKOU CHINESE DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 24/11/2021 CHINA ENTREPRENEURS PARK, LUKOU TOWN, JIANGNING,, NANJING,JIANGSU,,CHINA 21 M & F HOMETEX CO LTD SOUTH FUNIU ROAD,,NANYANG,HENAN,473000, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 27/07/2022 CHINA CHINA 22 HANGZHOU QIYAO TEXTILE CO LTD NO 17 HONGDA ROAD,LINPING, YUHANG, DIRECT HARDGOODS BSCI 16/11/2021 CHINA HANGZHOU,ZHEJIANG,311100,CHINA 23 DONGGUAN NGAI TUNG HARDWARE MFG LTD JINZHU INDUSTRIAL ZONE, JIUXIANG DISTRICT, DIRECT HARDGOODS SMETA 03/08/2021 CHINA QINGXI TOWN,,DONGGUAN,GUANGDONG,523646, CHINA 24 DONGGUAN CHA SHAN WING LUEN KNITTING LI BEN INDUSTRIAL PARK, NAN SHE INDUSTRIAL DIRECT SOFTGOODS SMETA 13/04/2021 CHINA FACTORY AREA, CHA SHAN TOWN,,DONGGUAN, GUANGDONG,,CHINA 25 FUJIAN JINJIANG HUAMEI KNITTING AND CLOTHING DONGHAIAN DEVELOPEMENT ZONE, SHENHU,, DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 28/04/2021 CHINA CO LTD JINJIANG,FUJIAN,362246,CHINA 26 HUAI AN XIANG HE KNITTING GARMENT CO LTD 338# BUILDING 3,XIAN ROAD,HUAIAN CITY, DIRECT SOFTGOODS BSCI 23/04/2021 CHINA JIANGSU,223000,CHINA 27 JIANGSU BONAS KNITTING CO LTD 6 YIWU RD,,SHUYANG,JIANGSU,223600,CHINA AGENT SOFTGOODS BSCI 03/12/2021 CHINA 28 SHAOXING JINHAIMAN KNIT & GARMENT CO LTD 48 XINGPU ROAD,,SHAOXING,ZHEJIANG,312000, AGENT SOFTGOODS BSCI 17/04/2021 CHINA CHINA 29 BALLYFABS INTERNATIONAL LTD 3 HAREN MUKHERJEE ROAD,,BELUR, HOWRAH, AGENT SOFTGOODS SA8000 21/10/2021 INDIA WEST BENGAL,711202,INDIA 30 YUNUS TEXTILE MILLS LIMITED UNIT-7 PLOT NO. HX 7/3 LANDHI INDUSTRIAL AREA DIRECT HARDGOODS SA8000 29/12/2023 PAKISTAN KARACHI,,KARACHI,,,PAKISTAN 31 LIBERTY MILLS LTD A/51-A, S.I.T.E.,,KARACHI,,75700,PAKISTAN DIRECT HARDGOODS SA8000 06/09/2021 PAKISTAN 32 SONG HONG GARMENT JSC - FACTORY 7,8,9,10 INDUSTRIAL CLUSTER TRƯƠNG CHINH STREET, AGENT SOFTGOODS WRAP 30/10/2021 VIETNAM XUAN TRUONG COMMUNE,,,XUAN TRUONG DISTRICT,NAM DINH PROVINCE,,VIETNAM.
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