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Related Keywords: components, global market leader Lonati, high-performance knitting systems, Kern-Liebers Textile, leading Germany based producer, meet OEM specifications, needles from Kern-Liebers, offers needles for virtually all machines, range of high quality parts, textiles industry, used for production of socks

Kern-Liebers Textile, a leading Germany based producer of a range of high quality parts and components for high-performance knitting systems for the textiles industry, offers needles for virtually all machines, which are used for the production of socks. The needles from Kern-Liebers meet the OEM specifications of the global market leader Lonati. All components have in common: highest quality, long service life and cost effectiveness

Related Keywords: Epson Textile R-Evolution Digital Printing Convention, fewer wash cycles, focused on digitisation, including waste reduction, organisational and ecological benefits, organized by Epson, related reduction in environmental pollution, technological innovation, textiles industry, threw light on economic, together with F.lli Robustelli and For.Tex

Epson Textile R-Evolution Digital Printing Convention that was held on Monday 20th and Tuesday 21st, November 2017 at Sheraton Lake Como Hotel organized by Epson together with F.lli Robustelli and For.Tex focused on digitisation in the textiles industry.

The conference threw light on the economic, organisational and ecological benefits in the industry including waste reduction, fewer wash cycles and the related reduction in environmental pollution. At the event, a book on digital printing and sustainability was also unveiled.

Related Keywords: China subsidy regime, cotton demand, increase in cotton consumption, lower cotton prices, Pakistan cotton imports, rising cotton import trend, textiles industry, to rise, US Department of Agriculture bureau, weaker domestic cotton production

Cotton imports of Pakistan are likely to rise per the figures of the US Department of Agriculture bureau in Islamabad which predicts an import of 2.0m bales of cotton in 2015-2016, the highest in 8 years.

The reason for the rise in imports is mainly subjected to the increase in cotton consumption. Pakistan cotton consumption of 11.35m bales in 2015-16, starting in August, would represent the highest figure since 2007-08 – before the world financial crisis which hit demand for the fibre, as an industrial commodity, particularly badly compared with that for food crops.