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Slow trading activity seen at KCA
Karachi Cotton Exchange on Wednesday witnessed slow trading activity as buyers were not ready to purchase lint at higher rates. While, the spot rate remained steady. Spot rate was unchanged
Dull trading continues at cotton market
Karachi Cotton Exchange on Tuesday witnessed dull trading as buyers still remained away from the market after yarn and fabric sales were not picking up in the international markets. The spot
88Spares Indonesian first B2B emarket place for textile industry
Indonesia’s first B2B e-marketplace for industrial machine spare parts, 88Spares aims to broaden the horizons of the nation’s textile and garment industry. Hartmut Molzahn, CEO of
Pakistan PSF industry under pressure owing to dumping
Pakistan’s polyester staple fibre industry struggling for its survival as almost a third of total annual installed capacity of around 800,000 tonnes already closed and moreover its gross
Textile giants to step up importation of Ugandian organic cotton
Textile importers from Germany, Denmark and other European countries, during a tour of Western Uganda Cotton Company (WUCC) in the south-western Uganda district of Kasese last week, said that they
Boom in Australian cotton crop production to continue next season
The boom in Australian cotton crop production will continue next season, as good returns prompt farmers to continue increasing sowing and as result the fibre wins acres from other crops, US officials
Trading at cotton market turn slow
Trading at cotton market turned slow on Friday as buyers and sellers withdrew to the sidelines. Some leading buyers remained selective on quality fear while spinners remained eager to cover their
Hundreds throng KICC to buy textile at first mega sale from EPZ
The Kenyatta International Convention Centre- KICC was the centre of activity on the opening day of the three day mega sale to promote the sale of locally produced products mostly apparel on
India likely to miss wool export target on slow demand in FY17
India is likely to miss its target of wool and wool-blended exports set of $610 million for 2016-17 due to slowdown in demand in its main export markets – the US, European Union and the UAE
Rivatex production hit by acute shortage of raw materials
Eldoret-based Rift Valley Textile Mills (Rivatex) East Africa due to acute shortage of raw materials has impacted negatively on their operation capacity, said Prof Kipkurgat, adding that company has
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