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Texprocil not in accord with the export-import policy
Texprocil (The Cotton Textile Promotion Council of India), which has been the international face of cotton textiles from India facilitating exports worldwide are not in accordance with the
SIMA urges government to relook on FTA to help industry regain its global competitiveness
The Foreign Trade Policy (FTP) 2015-2020 which was undraped by Minister of State for Commerce & Industry Nirmala Sitharaman on 2nd April ,2015 provides a framework for increasing exports of goods and
ATF trade unions sternly oppose move to lease out mill by govt
The trade union of the mills has sternly opposed the government’s move to lease out the State-run Anglo French Textile (ATF) mills to private players. Instead, the trade union has suggested
Home textile producers from Faisalabad in crisis for the second time in seven years
Globally, depreciation of the euro and the crisis in the eurozone, as well as plummet in international cotton prices has adversely affected export of home textiles and finished fabrics put a majority
Focus of Maharashtra’s new textile policy on generating employment
State Textile Minister Chandrakant Patil told the Legislative Assembly that the new textile policy would be unveiled soon that will address issues of high electricity tariff and also include
Government to enhance competitiveness of textile exports
India’s textiles exports competitiveness is on downward trend even countries like Sri Lanka and Turkey are more competitive in the sector. The Commerce Ministry is considering bringing out its
SITA project to boost Indo African business and investment on selected sectors
The World Trade Organization and the United Nations mandated the International Trade Centre (ITC) to design and implement a five years projects called Supporting Indian Trade and Investment for
Time for textile industry to adapt modern technologies to save water
The textile industry, one of the most water dependent industries is also the backbone of many developing economies. With the incorporation of new technologies such as waterless dyeing technology,
Bangladesh govt need to make import rules industry friendly
Bangladesh textile industry is dependent on import of fibres from foreign countries, thus the government need to take steps for making the rules industry-friendly, said Jahangir Alamin, former
China Interdye and China Textile Printing 2015 expo to be held in Shanghai
China Interdye 2015 and China Textile Printing 2015, the world’s largest dyestuff exhibition continues to lead development trends across the sector. With the exhibition area of 40,000 square
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