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Textile mills in Maha decide to observe one day strike on September 1
At a meeting of managements of 55 cooperative mills across the states held on Wednesday in Sangli, a decision was taken that all cooperative textile mills in Maharashtra will follow a one day strike
South Carolina now home to Chinese textile manufacturers
The prospect of a sweeping Pacific trade agreement led by the United States, and excluding China, is driving Chinese yarn companies to gain a foothold in the lucrative U.S. market. China, once the
Galleria Intima to focus on boosting intimate apparel in India
India has long been a global player in the overall textile and apparel sector, but in the intimate wear sub-segment India is yet to make in-roads in world trade, according to organizers of Galleria
Cheap cotton and automation is pushing textile industry in US South
In China, manufacturing wages adjusted for productivity have almost tripled over the last decade, to an estimated $12.47 an hour last year from $4.35 an hour in 2004. China’s surging labor
Kenyan govt to revive textile industry with plan to boost cotton farmers
Following the recent US government extension of the Africa Growth and Opportunity Act (Agoa) for 10 years, under which Kenyan textiles trade in the American market. The Kenyan government has taken
Cambodia sees sharp rise in the number of garment factories
Cambodia has witnessed 21 percent rise in the number of garment and footwear factories, from 528 in late 2013 to 640 in March 2015, while exports are up by more than 10 percent in the past 16 months
Unitika plans to buy remaining shares of Unitex held by public
Japanese textile manufacturer Unitika is currently controls a 69.4 percent stake in Unitex, with local property businessmen Henry Onggo owning 9.4 percent and Henry Lohananta controling 8.6 percent,
Japanese investors show growing interest in Myanmar but with caution
Businesses from Japan are showing interest in Myanmar’s untapped potential and a distinctive culture such as hand woven textiles but are investing cautiously as Myanmar has a range of
Indian apparel exports may be hit by TTP agreement
Indian textile exports, especially apparels and denim, may be hit with the signing of largest free trade agreements, the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement which the United States is in
Huesker plan to invest $8.5mn to expand its Shelby facility
HUESKER inc. is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of geosynthetics offers solutions and systems for Earthworks and Foundations, Roads and Pavements, Environmental Engineering is
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