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Bash P International opens $20m new lifting webbing factory in SAIF Zone
UK-based Bash-P International opened the Middle East and North Africa (MENA) region’s first dedicated lifting webbing factory in Sharjah Airport International Free Zone (SAIF Zone) on May 6.
Amendment in loom act may wipe out handlooms and weavers in India
Handlooms and weavers in India are facing the threat of being completely wiped out if the Handloom Reservation Act of 1985 is amended to allow machines to copy the designs. Handloom Reservation Act,
VDMA Textile Machinery Conference in Iran witnessed high number of participants
VDMA textile machinery conference that took place from 21-22 April in Tehran hit high number of participants. In the light of this high number of participants and the intensity of the discussions
Textiles Ministry demands sops for yarn and fabric sectors ignored in FTP
The textile sector is the largest employment generating sector of India, especially for low-skilled workers, and needs to be supported. The Textiles Ministry held preliminary discussions on the
Polyester chain witnessed another bout of cost-push price advances
The polyester chain witnessed another bout of price advances in the week ended 24 April, with polyester staple fibre and filament yarn prices zooming past or almost at par with its previous high seen
International textile fair gets to a good start at its second season
The second season of the International Textile Fair (ITF) started on 26 April morning with an inauguration ceremony by H. E. ButtiSaeed Al Ghandi, Second Vice-Chairman of the Dubai World Trade Centre
Portugal fashion industry escalates
Portugal fashion scene is growing in both its capital, Lisbon, and in Porto, Portugal’s second-largest city. Portugal has an abundance of textile and leather factories and producers that are
Ghana stepping up efforts to halt piracy in the textile industry
The textile industry in Ghana is increasingly facing competition from cheap copies smuggled in from abroad, especially from China. Ghana has stepped up efforts to halt the smuggling of pirated
Textile mills in Telangana run out of cotton
Textile mills in Telangana are running out of cotton stock. The raw material stocks at many of the 32 mills are barely enough for ten days, said Sushil Sancheti, treasurer of Telangana Spinning &
TCB working out plan to empower farmers to process cotton themselves
The Tanzania Cotton Board (TCB) is working out plan to empower farmers to process cotton themselves and benefit from selling both cotton and its seeds. They are also working on increase value chains
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