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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
Eight modern apparel manufacturing centres planned for North-Eastern states
The Government plans to spend Rs.20 crore in apparel manufacturing centre which will be a single storey building set up on 1.50 acres land and generate employment for about 1,200 people per centre.
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
Cotton USA plans to partner with two big Philippines local manufacturers
United States cotton sector officials are on a visit to Philippine in search for local manufacturers that will carry their products. According to Cotton Council International ASEAN Representative
Indonesian yarn manufacturers urge to impose temporary safeguard duty on imported yarn products
Indonesia’s local yarn manufacturers to protect the country’s domestic industry whose products, particularly polyester is struggling to compete with cheaper imported yarns due to higher
Third FESPA Eurasia exhibition set to take place in Istanbul
The third FESPA Eurasia exhibition set to take place from 10-13 December in Istanbul will bring together wide format digital printing, screen printing, signage, commercial printing and textile
Indonesian yarn markers want safeguard duty on yarn imports
Yarn producers in Indonesia have urged the government to impose a temporary safeguard duty on imported yarn, which they claim is severely damaging the local producers. Local yarns, especially made of
Source Africa 2015 held at Cape Town was focused on AGOA
Source Africa 2015 a two-day trade exhibition was held at the Cape Town International Convention Centre from 9-11 June 2015 to promote African made textiles, garments and footwear to international
Spinning mills resort to capacity cut to overcome domestic glut
Indian spinning mills are looking to domestic demand from the garments sector for relief from oversupply situation caused due to decline in cotton yarn exports to China. China has been a major
Bangla top businessmen intend to set up a 1,000 store retail chain in India
Bangladesh, the world's largest garment exporter, wants to enter the Indian market, which was opened up some years back by removing all tariffs on Dhaka's manufactures. Moreover, with Western buyers
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