U.S. Textile Associations Merge Into New Organization
Three major U.S. textile industry groups merged into one broad organization, the National Council of Textiles Organizations, headquartered in Washington, DC. The boards of the National Council of Textile Organizations, the National Textile Association and the American Manufacturing Trade Action…
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Coalition announced the merger March 28. It became effective April 1. The new group’s president is Cass Johnson. “The merger will give our industry the ability to quickly vet and react to fast moving policy developments in Washington,” said American Manufacturing Co-Chairman Jeff Price in a statement. “More importantly, it will allow the industry to better develop a positive and proactive agenda that properly reflects the enormous contribution our industry makes to our national economy and our national defense.”