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Vietnam to reduce its reliance on Chinese Textiles
American trade negotiators demanding Vietnam, a major garments exporter to reduce its reliance on textiles made in China, which isn’t part of the trade pact, to get preferential market access
Keer Group plans to double capacity of its yarn spinning facility in Lancaster
Chinese textile company Keer Group is planning investment of $65 million to double the capacity of its yarn-spinning facility in Lancaster County, South Carolina, and introducing incentive schemes to
UK clothing retail sales volume picking up in April
British clothing retail witnessed rise in sales volumes in April by a stronger-than-expected 1.2 percent from March as consumers took advantage of falling prices and unusually warm weather encouraged
Constrained growth exhibited by India in the apparel and textile sector
India misses the clothing cut in consequence of inadequate incentives, excessive emphasis on cotton fibre and handlooms by the government, flip-flop in raw material policy, faulty duty structure in
Awassa Textile to undertake 168mn Birr expansion project at its plant
Awassa Textile S.C. plans to undertake a 168 million Birr expansion project at its plant through a loan agreement with the Development Bank of Ethiopia (DBE) that concluded on April 17, 2015. Out of
India Carpet expo an ideal platform to display weaving skills of hand knotted carpet artisans to overseas buyers
The Carpet Export Promotion Council (CEPC) has launched its 29th edition of India Carpet Expo on March 27, 2015, in New Delhi which was inaugurated by Santosh Kumar Gangwar, Minister of State for
Global demand lures Bangladeshi home textile manufacturers to make invest
Bangladeshi home textile entrepreneurs despite challenges like European Union’s GSP facility to Pakistan and current political turmoil are lured to make more investment in the sector due to
Philippine textile industry on the rise with the help of PTRI new technology
Philippine textile industry at its peak had huge, fully integrated textile mills that did everything –spinning, weaving, knitting, dyeing. It produced and exported garments under a system
Rising labour costs in 2014 pushes global sourcing costs to increase
2014 saw more wage strikes, resulting hikes and general unrest among workers when rates were not sufficiently raised. But despite discontent among the workforce, wages are up worldwide and labour
Indian economy surges as other big developing market stumble
Multinational companies are looking to expand their Indian operations or start new ones as the stock market and rupee are surging. The growth in India's economy, long a laggard, just matched China's
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