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Related Keywords: cellulose-based textile fibre, cotton, ecological, fibre, Finnish technology company, man-made fibers, pulp-based textile fibre, Spinnova, spins fibre made of cellulose, textile fibre

Spinnova develops sustainable textile fibre. Spinnova’s technology spins fibre made of cellulose, simply and without harmful chemicals. This patented technology is said to save water, energy and chemicals, making cellulose-based textile fibre significantly more ecological than cotton or the current man-made fibres.

Related Keywords: Embroidery Machinery, garment, Global Textile Technology & Engineering Show, GTTES 2015, knitting, Textile chemical, textile dyes, textile event in Mumbai, textile exhibition in Mumbai, textile fibre, textile yarn

The Global Textile Technology & Engineering Show to be held from 20-22nd January 2015 in Mumbai is a single window access to textile technology, new markets & customers, engineering solutions & International trade. GTTES-2015 brings focus to post spinning segments and provides once stop solution for every business in the textile segments. This event is supported by Heavy Industry Ministry (Government of India) & Textile Department (Government of Maharashtra).

Related Keywords: Dakshina Kannada, queen of textile, sericulture, silk, silk farming, textile fibre

Silk is considered the most important of textile fibres and therefore is called the “queen of textile seems to have lost favour among farmers in Dakshina Kannada, with just 60 farmers taking up silk farming in the district. Due to high prices of rubber and areca, many farmers started taking up plantations of the cash crops.
 

Related Keywords: Hazarika, Ramie Research Station, textile fibre, vegetable fibres

The first ramie variety of fibre developed in Assam being named after its legendary singer late Bhupen Hazarika. His name will now have a textile connection too.

This is the first variety developed by Ramie Research Station, which was established at Barpeta district more than five-and-a-half decades ago. The research station is a sub-station of the Central Research Institute for Jute and Allied Fibres, Barrackpore, West Bengal.