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MEG price climbs to 1-month high in Asia
Asian MEG prices surged US$14 a ton CFR China and CFR South East Asia in the last week of June. In China, offers inched up and discussions followed up to above US$620 a ton. Mono ethylene glycol
ACIMIT focus on promoting sustainable innovation for textile industry
At the ACIMIT’s annual meeting, where the latest data relating to Italian textile machinery was presented, sustainable technologies as an added value for the whole of the textile industry
Brexit influence to impact Vietnam garment and textile exporters
Brexit to definitely have impacts on Vietnam garment and textile exporters due to the devaluation of the pound and the euro, which influence prices as Vietnam’s garment exports to the EU
China at recent auction on reserve cotton sold 17,500 tonnes of cotton
At the recent auction on reserve cotton initiated by China to fuel domestic mill demand where it sold a total of 17,500 tonnes of cotton on Wednesday. The amount sold represents 97 percent of the
B2B textile buyer-seller meet opens in Coimbatore
Powerloom Development and Export Promotion Council and the Regional Office of the Textile Commissioner have organized a three day textile buyer-seller event in Coimbatore where textile mills and
Japanese acrylic fiber exports plunge as China imposes anti dumping duty
Chinese authorities reached a preliminary decision in April that Japanese, South Korean and Turkish companies were dumping acrylic fibers on the country. With the anti dumping duties imposed by
Vietnam businesses unlikely to derive maximum benefits from TPP
Vietnam is unlikely to derive the maximum benefit from the Trans-Pacific Parternership trade pact, as few Vietnamese businesses have plans to switch from subcontracting to direct exports or reduce
MEG price gains in Asia, Europe
Asian MEG prices leapt US$16 a ton CFR China and CFR South East Asia in the second week of January. In China, offers for nearby-month goods edged up US$10 a ton amid thin transaction. Meanwhile,
Exporters wait zero-rated regime notification to make shipment as per rule
Five Export Sectors' Associations in Multan have urged the Federal Minister for Finance and the FBR chairman to immediately issue the notification for zero-rated regime for export oriented textile
Jute industry likely to lose Rs1,000 cr over new packaging recommendations
The Commission for Agricultural Costs & Prices (CACP) has recommended reduction in compulsory packaging to 75 percent, from the present 90 percent, in case of foodgrain. As these compulsory
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