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Pakistani market all set to unveil summer collection of lawn
The “lawn season” is about to begin. Lawn is the name Pakistanis use to refer to the brightly coloured cotton fabric sold in stitched and unstitched form in a myriad of hues to an eager
SIMA demand for reduced power tariff
The Southern India Mills’ Association through its Chairman M. Senthil Kumar has put forth an argument that as the price of the fuels for power generation has come down; the power tariff should
Domestic cotton prices remained cotton despite lower turnover
The prices of domestic cotton over the past several weeks have remained steady though there is a sharp slow down in the cotton turnover this year (August 2015/July 2016) of only about 9.8 million
Birla Cellulose enticed to expand its footprints in Bangladesh
Birla Cellulose, an Aditya Birla Group's umbrella brand for its range of cellulosic fibers after organizing a technical symposium on “Current Trends in Viscose Processing” in Dhaka
Surat, MMF hub to make western outfits to increase garment exports
Indian garments have a limited market with consumption only in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Therefore, Surat Technical Education and Research Society (STERS) has got on a mission to
Slow trade was witnessed at Pakistan cotton market
Trading activity on the local cotton markets in Pakistan has been slow as a tight money market in Pakistan with several domestic mills reported to be facing payments problems. Indeed imports of
TPPA can help Malaysia create new industries
With Malaysia signing the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA), the textile industry players can now collaborate with the Malaysia External Trade Development Corporation (Matrade) and Malaysian
Centre notifies new changes in DBK scheme to boost exports
The Centre has notified certain changes in the all industry rates of duty drawback effective from 11th Feb 2016. These changes announced by the Centre in DBK scheme will help boost exports.
Domestic cotton prices likely to remain under pressure in next fiscal
Domestic cotton prices to remain under pressure in 2016-17, according to India Ratings and Research (Ind-Ra) report, due to continuation of Chinese direct subsidy-based policy and lower demand from
Raymond to ramp up cotton fabric production capacity in next 3 yrs
Diversified group Raymond, one of India’s leading manufacturer and retailer of fabrics and garments is planning to ramp up its cotton fabric production capacity, despite subdued domestic
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