Greece Textile and Apparel Tenders

Greece's textile, apparel, and footwear market is a significant contributor to the country's economy, valued at €3.5 billion in 2023. The market is driven by a strong domestic demand, fueled by a population of over 10 million people and a growing tourism industry. The apparel segment holds the largest share of the market, followed by footwear and textiles.

The Greek government is a major player in the textile, apparel, and footwear market through its procurement activities.

The government procures a wide range of products and services, with annual expenditures exceeding €100 million.
Uniforms: €40 million annually, primarily for the military, police, and other government agencies.
Workwear: €20 million annually, for public sector employees in various departments.
Sporting apparel and equipment: €15 million annually, for schools, athletic programs, and national teams.
Medical textiles: €10 million annually, for hospitals and healthcare institutions.
Footwear: €15 million annually, for various government agencies and institutions.

Top Procurement Authorities
Hellenic Public Procurement Agency (ΕΔΥΤΕΑ): Responsible for centralized procurement for most government entities.
Ministry of National Defense: Procures uniforms and equipment for the armed forces.
Ministry of Education: Procures uniforms and sporting apparel for schools.
Ministry of Health: Procures medical textiles for hospitals and healthcare institutions.

Top Procurement Winners
ElvalHalcor: Leading supplier of uniforms and workwear to the government.
Intersport: Major supplier of sporting apparel and equipment.
Olympus Medical: Major supplier of medical textiles.
InterShoe: Major supplier of footwear.

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