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From Traditional Industry to Smart Regional Specialisation: Textile Industry Transformation in the Łódź Region

Nowakowska Aleksandra, Jóźwik-Pruska Jagoda, Madej-Kiełbik Logina, Gzyra-Jagieła Karolina

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

2024

Vol. 32, no. 1

25--39

The aim of the article is to examine how the textile industry in the Łódź Voivodeship has evolved in the context of building smart regional specialisations. The ideas underlying the concept of smart regional specialisation in order to use this foundation to outline the trends in the development and transformation of the textile industry in Central and Eastern European countries are described. The transformation of the innovative capacity of this industry in the Łódź region is shown. The research used an analysis of existing materials, statistical methods and LQ location indicators. Specific territorial capital accumulated for over two centuries and encapsulated in tradition, knowledge, skills, and economic relations in the Łódź region has provided a unique economic potential for the development of the textile industry. The period of rapid transformation was followed by stabilisation and the reconstruction of its potential and building smart specialisation, which will become the impetus for regional competitiveness.

Consumer Awareness of the Eco-Labeling of Packaging

Jóźwik-Pruska Jagoda, Bobowicz Patrycja, Hernández César, Szalczyńska Magdalena

Fibres & Textiles in Eastern Europe

2022

Vol. 30, no. 5

39--46

The paper describes the results of research on consumer awareness and attitudes in the field of the ecology and labelling of packaging products. The research was divided into two parts. The first one was related to the perception of the respondents regarding ecology, while the second one was related to the classification of the cosmetics packaging products presented. The results obtained were analysed statistically. The correlation analysis performed showed the existence of a relationship between the variables selected (consumer attitudes). Strong correlations were noticed. The research showed that consumers equate labelling to the properties of products and packaging. The labelling of packaging and products can be ambiguous, which results in a problem with classifying waste to the appropriate segregation and collection system.