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IFC marks 361 lakh bales of cotton crop for 2013-14 season
The Indian Cotton Federation has marked 361 lakh bales of cotton crop for the 2013-14 season, though delayed by a month. According to J. Thulasidharan, President, ICF, the crop is good, quality wise.
Export incentives for cotton and its yarn has been done away
The Finance Ministry has done away with certain export promotion incentives on cotton, cotton yarn exports. The apparent surge in export value of these products in recent years has prompted the
CITI urges government to restore benefits for cotton yarn exports
In a sharp reaction to a recent government notification of 25 September issued by Directorate general of Foreign Trade (DGFT) withdrawing benefits on certain products including cotton yarn,
ICF urge CCI to procure minimum 100 lakh bales
The Indian Cotton Federation (ICF) has urged the union government to direct the state run Cotton Corporation of India (CCI) to procure 100 lakh bales ( a bales is 170 kgs) as a record bumper crop is
ICF ardent on establishing link with African growers
Indian Cotton Federation is ardent to establish better trade relationship and a direct connect between the African cotton grower/ginners and the buyer in India following the meeting with three-member
With arrivals at 90,000 bales a day at market yards market is stable
When asked if the present situation would augur well with the cotton farmer as his realisation is not on expected lines, the ICF President said, “there is a global surplus. There are no takers
Readymade garment exports go up in May
Export of readymade garments has increased 9.25% in April-May this year compared to the corresponding period last year. “This is clearly because of the support announced by the government in
India's apparel export's share in total exports fall from 51% in FY17 to 45% in FY19
The new government would have to rethink its policy on turning around India’s second-largest job provider, as the textile sector continues to gasp for growth. Three years after key regulatory
Higher prices will add cost pressure on the value chain, making yarn, fabric and apparel exports less competitive
Cotton prices have started rising at a time when the rupee is appreciating. It is a double whammy for textile exporters as it will impact the competitiveness of Indian products in the international
Exports of majority of categories under textile segment decreases in February
A majority of categories like carpet & handicraft, jute manufacturing, man-made yarn/ fab/ made-ups under the textile segment have reported decline in exports in February. Only the cotton
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