Bru Textiles, James Dunlop Textiles Joins Forces in Pacific Rim, Also Export Markets

 
CHRISTCHURCH, NZ—James Dunlop Textiles, founded in 1907 and now managed by the fourth generation of the Dunlop Family has recently merged into a new group of textile companies which will be named James Dunlop Group (JDG) according to John Dunlop, Chairman and Gary Neiman, Chairman of Bru Textiles, a $200 million fabric converter and wholesaler based in Kontich, Belgium._x005F_x000D_ _x005F_x000D_...

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