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Standing by the threads
The COVID-19 pandemic has made survival difficult for the weaving community. The handloom industry has slipped into a mode of despair as sales have fallen and their only source of income by spinning
CAI feel the pinch of the pandemic
The Cotton Association of India (CAI) estimated this year's yield to be 33.55 million bales (170 kgs each) which is approximately 550,000 bales higher than its previous estimate. As the cotton
Skywalk partners with Polygiene to provide a shield against Covid-19
Skywalk, an Indian based textile manufacturer collaborates with an international partner Polygiene to treat textiles and face masks with Polygiene ViralOff®. The value of the order is between
Acrylic fiber prices slip amid low acrylonitrile and propylene costs
Feedstock, propylene prices in Asia fell in April amid historic lows in the crude oil and naphtha markets that month. In the US, propylene prices firmed up despite weak energy prices, as supply was
World is paying a high price for cheap clothes
When shoppers entered H&M's flagship store in central London last summer, the first thing they would have seen was a dark blue, flowery minidress hanging front and center. On sale for just £4
Two billion dollar PPE opportunity for Triupur knitters
South India’s cotton knitted garments capital, Tirupur, is struggling to step up production as demand for personal protective equipment such as masks and bodysuits has thrown up a $2 billion
Integrating modern printing methods with ColorJet’s Vastrajet
Inka, a textile design studio and export house, which prints fabrics through the traditional block printing technique, has installed ColorJet’s Vastrajet Direct-to-Fabric digital textile printer to
Mayer & Cie. expecting new opportunities in Ethiopia
Germany’s VDMA engineering association regularly arranges business development tours for its members. The latest one took German textile machinery manufacturers to Ethiopia. For some time now, the
Envoy Textiles to raise capital of 87 crores
Envoy Textiles is set to raise Tk 87 crore by issuing non-convertible cumulative preference shares in order to bring sustainable finishing machine and build captive power. The preference share
RIL will hold 37.7 percent equity share capital of Alok Industries
Reliance Industries on Saturday said it has acquired 37.7 per cent stake in textile manufacturer Alok Industries Ltd for ₹250 crore. Reliance had jointly with JM Financial Asset Reconstruction
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