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Education experience programme between Bannari Amman Institute and NZ Fashion Tech
MoU has been signed on Education Experience Programme between Bannari Amman Institute of Technology and New Zealand Institute of Fashion Technology Limited, to share the resources in fashion designs
First ever survey conducted help to find the authentic figure of total powerlooms in India
The first ever 'Baseline Survey of Powerloom sector' conducted by AC Neilsen ORG MARG for ministry of textiles, government of India confirm Surat as the biggest man-made fabric (MMF) hub in
Stoll’s technical textiles paves the way for more sustainability
Stoll a leading German flat knitting machine manufacturer with its Technical Textiles, is one of the few companies worldwide to offer networked flat knitting machine technology expertise in
IEC announces SGI Dubai 2015 with focus on textile printing
The Exhibition arm of the Dubai-based conglomerate, the Falak Holding; International Expo Consult (IEC) is the organizer of key exhibitions including Sign and Graphic Imaging (SGI Dubai) and the
Xinjiang plans 20 bn yuan fund to support textile industry
China's Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region prime cotton-growing area, which produces about 60 percent of China's cotton on less than 40 percent of the country's cotton-growing land, aims to create 1
African print Ankara on the global fashion
The overnight upsurge seen in the use of Ankara fabric on the global fashion scene is perhaps one of the most notable fashion trends to have emerged from Africa over the last couple of
Belgian Textile Company to set up manufacturing plant creating 350 jobs in Cartersville
Beaulieu International Group (B.I.G) a Belgian textile company holding a solid market position both in producing raw materials and intermediate goods and in offering an extensive range of perfectly
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
Handloom industry gets a major push and identified as handicraft this budget
This budget, handloom industry gets a major push and the most important point was that it has identified handloom as handicrafts. In the past, it was recognized as a mass production tool and all
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