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Cameroonian clothes stylist using banana leaves to make clothes
Cameroonian textile maker, tailor and stylist Solange Nana in the small western Cameroonian town of Bafoussam, is using banana leaves to make clothing. By stripping, drying and then sewing the long
Benzene strengthens support to downstream nylon chain
Benzene prices surged 13-16% in March across regions while US numbers hit a four-month high in the first week of the month. In Asia, a strong demand for May cargoes supported prices to go up while in
Sikkim’s first apparel manufacturing centre to mark debut of textile sector
Sikkim to get its first ever Apparel and Garments Manufacturing Centre soon which will have three units. The proposed centre to involve investment to the tune of over Rs.18 crore will generate
Oil and benzene prices supporting nylon chain, nylon yarn trends up
Benzene prices have gained 14-16 per cent across regions in March, pushed by an uptick in demand and stronger crude as players in US wanting to open the arbitrage window from Europe amid tighter
Time for textile industry to adapt modern technologies to save water
The textile industry, one of the most water dependent industries is also the backbone of many developing economies. With the incorporation of new technologies such as waterless dyeing technology,
Chemical fibres feedstock become costlier on demand supply imbalance
Crude oil prices have been firming up in recent weeks but the general view is that they will remain relatively low for some time yet. While supply will remain, the demand side may see nothing change
UD to help revitalize South African cotton textile and apparel industry
University of Delaware’s Department of Fashion and Apparel Studies, a recognized global leader in the area of socially responsible apparel, is included in a five-year grant from South
Cotton prices showing signs of recovery over the last one month
In the last week of January cotton prices ruled at at Rs14,420 a bale (170 kg) – near a five-year low which is some 14 percent below the levels seen at beginning of the cotton season, which
BOAD to deploy 115 bn FCFA to finance cotton campaign
At the Convention held between Christian Adovelande, president of the West African Development Bank (BOAD) and the General Director of the National Office of farm incomes and leaders of local banks
Zambian handloom weavers being trained at IIHT in Salem, India
Zambian handloom weaver received training at the Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT) in Salem on textile design, block printing, use of sophisticated handlooms and quality management.
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