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Spica Carriers Company Sa

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What Spica Carriers Company Sa does.

Spica Carriers Company Sa is a company with over 58 years of experience, employing a global workforce of 3000 dedicated individuals. They cater to the global demand from 15 countries and specialize in manufacturing narrow fabrics, high-quality socks, and yarns. The company has manufacturing plants in India and Vietnam, with specific locations provided for each country. Spica claims to manufacture 65 million pairs of socks annually, a significant production volume that highlights their scale. They are committed to sustainability by planting 1000 trees every year and achieving zero water discharge from their operations.

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