what are the challenges before textile industry
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Challenges in textile industry are-
•Exposure to Toxic Chemicals-
Workers in the textile industry are exposed to dangerous chemicals.
•High Noise Levels-
Exposure to high levels of noise is common in textile factories, particularly those in developing countries where the machines are older are not as well maintained.
•Poor Working Conditions-
Egregious garment factory conditions have been detailed in the news. Smaller scale issues include cramped work environments with poor lighting and ventilation.
•Bad Ergonomics-
Many garment workers suffer from musculoskeletal disorders like carpal tunnel syndrome, and are also often affected by ailments including forearm tendinitis, lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and osteoarthritis of the knees.
•Cotton Dust Can Cause Breathing Problems-
Employees who work with cotton have a problem of their own: exposure to significant amounts of cotton dust along with particles of pesticides and soil.
•Fabric Dumped in Landfills-
In addition to poor working conditions, the textile industry has an environmental problem as well: waste. We buy clothes and get rid of them, and most are not recycled.
Thanks for asking this question.
Challenges in textile industry are-
•Exposure to Toxic Chemicals-
Workers in the textile industry are exposed to dangerous chemicals.
•High Noise Levels-
Exposure to high levels of noise is common in textile factories, particularly those in developing countries where the machines are older are not as well maintained.
•Poor Working Conditions-
Egregious garment factory conditions have been detailed in the news. Smaller scale issues include cramped work environments with poor lighting and ventilation.
•Bad Ergonomics-
Many garment workers suffer from musculoskeletal disorders like carpal tunnel syndrome, and are also often affected by ailments including forearm tendinitis, lower back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, and osteoarthritis of the knees.
•Cotton Dust Can Cause Breathing Problems-
Employees who work with cotton have a problem of their own: exposure to significant amounts of cotton dust along with particles of pesticides and soil.
•Fabric Dumped in Landfills-
In addition to poor working conditions, the textile industry has an environmental problem as well: waste. We buy clothes and get rid of them, and most are not recycled.
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