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Related Keywords: bales, China, cotton, exports, global, Imports, supply, traders, Unnited States, USDA

Cotton is in the grips of the bears, and fresh U.S. supply forecasts coming this week will probably keep it there.

Prices tumbled to a three-year low Tuesday amid the outlook for big supplies at a time when consumption growth is slowing and American exports are hurting. Hedge funds are holding their biggest-ever bet that the declines will continue. Meanwhile, traders and analysts expect that the U.S. Department of Agriculture will raise its outlook for domestic stockpiles, with the hoard forecast to reach a 12-year high.

Related Keywords: apparels, clothing, export, fabrics, Garments, import, manufacturers, pollution, raw materials, recycling, Textile, traders

Every second, the equivalent of a truckload of fabric is thrown into a landfill or burned, leaching chemicals (such as dye) or non-biodegradable synthetic fabrics (such as polyester) into the ground. Every year, roughly USD 500 billion of barely worn clothing is discarded, even though manufacturing these items takes a tremendous toll on the environment – using coal and petroleum to create synthetic fibers and pesticides to grow natural ones, including cotton.

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The first edition of Denimsandjeans India, the international denim supply chain show held at Bangalore that concluded recently witnessed a phenomenal buyers’ turnout over 1,500 at the exhibition as well as during the seminar, said Sandeep Agarwal - founder and CEO of Denimsandjeans.com.

The show brought together all segments of Indian denim industry including denim brands, retailers, traders, second tier brands, garment manufacturers and exporters, buying houses and international buyers, on one platform.

Related Keywords: amid firm physical prices, cotton trading, forward deals for a month period, Karachi Cotton Association, readjusted overnight by rupees fifty, remained moderate, second grade of lint, shrinking fine lint, spot rates, traders

Cotton trading remained moderate amid firm physical prices, traders said. At the The Karachi Cotton Association (KCA) spot rates were readjusted overnight by Rs 50 per maund to stay at Rs 6,650 per maund.

Forward deals for a month period also changed hands that pushed physical prices in green zone. Floor brokers said that buyers made deals for all grades besides deals for better and second grade of lint for blending purpose remained firm and deals changed hands at around Rs 6,475 per maund to Rs 6,675 per maund during the trading session.

Related Keywords: AMI, Apparel Manufacturers of India, Baaniz, Big Brother, Diya Design Studio, Femi Design and Tosro Shirts, l commence in Kochi, leading apparel group of manufacturers, participate in the event, sixty renowned apparel brands, The eleventh edition of trade fair, traders

The 11th edition of trade fair by Apparel Manufacturers of India (AMI), the leading apparel group of manufacturers & traders will commence on June 6 in Kochi where more than 60 renowned apparel brands including Big Brother, Diya Design Studio, Baaniz (Mangalam), Femi Design and Tosro Shirts will participate in the event.

Related Keywords: arbitration, Cotton Ginners, cotton textile eco-system, global scenario, hedging, Indian Cotton Federation, Indian Cotton Scenario in the Current Context, Indian cotton sector, needs comprehensive study on challenges, organizing two-day conference, requirements, scope to increase production, textile industry representatives, traders

The Indian Cotton Federation is organizing a two-day conference on “Indian Cotton Scenario in the Current Context 2016-2017” on August 19 and 20 at Coimbatore as the Indian cotton sector needs a comprehensive study on challenges, requirements, and scope to increase production.

About 400 people, including cotton ginners, traders, textile industry representatives, and brokers are expected to participate at the conference. They will deliberate on cotton area, demand, supply and price situations, and sustainable management practices.

Related Keywords: all grades, Brisk demand, buyers made forward deals, cast positive on trading, Cotton market, fine and second grade lint, ginning activities, Improved activities in cotton growing belts, Karachi Cotton Association, market in firm frame past week, spot rate, textile and spinning sectors, traders, trading activity moderate

Brisk demand for fine and second grade lint kept trading activity moderate at cotton market on Saturday. Moreover buyers made forward deals in all grades that kept market in firm frame past week, said traders at Karachi Cotton Association (KCA).

The KCA kept the spot rate at Rs 6,500 per maund while fine grade fetched better prices at around Rs 6,600 per maund on higher demand.

Related Keywords: cargo service from Surat airport, domestic MMF sector, extend TUFS to textile processors, fabrics imported from China, Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association, FOSTTA, impose anti dumping duty, Ministry of Textiles, other countries into India, powerloom weavers, traders

In the last one year, crores of meters of fabrics has been imported into the country, thereby paralyzing the domestic man-made fabric (MMF) sector. The Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA) to rescue the MMF sector has strongly urged the ministry of textiles to propose anti-dumping duty on the fabrics imported from China and other countries into India.

Related Keywords: across Indo-Bangladesh, file a monthly report, imported jute products, Indo-Nepal borders, jute products, new guideline introduced, Packaging and Labelling act, registration of importers, The Ministry of Textiles, traders, transparent and fair trade

The Ministry of Textiles has introduced a new guideline for the registration of importers. Under the new guideline, all traders and importers are required to register with the Office of Jute Commissioner. The guideline is introduced to ensure transparent and fair trade in jute products across Indo-Bangladesh and Indo-Nepal borders.