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The Textile Association (India), Mumbai Unit organized International Textile Conference on “Make in India – Global Vision of Indian Textile Industry” on 1st & 2nd December 2016 at Hotel The Lalit, Mumbai. The Conference received overwhelming response.

Mr. C. Bose, President, TAI, Mumbai Unit welcomed the Chief Guest, Mr. Ujjwal Uke, IAS, Principal Secretary (Textiles), Government of Maharashtra and Key Note Speaker, Mr. R. D. Udeshi, President-Polyester Chain, Reliance Industries Limited. He also welcomed the Awardees, Speakers, Press, Media and delegates.

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The German textile machinery manufacturer Saurer Schlafhorst celebrated the sale of Autoconer winding unit number 2.5 million at INDIA ITME. The milestone winding unit will be delivered to the India-based textile company Kanchan India Ltd. in the first quarter of 2017. For Schlafhorst, INDIA ITME also proved a worthy occasion for holding a small reception to thank the Indian customers who have made such a significant contribution to this remarkable success.

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In India, cotton prices edged up in the third week of February on fresh demand from domestic yarn mills after prices declined in the previous week. Gujarat Sankar-6 cotton gained INR500 to INR33,600 per candy. Other varieties saw prices gain INR200-800 per candy.