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Indian textile exports likely to fail in achieving official target $45-bn this fiscal
India‘s overall textile and garment exports, which also include those of jute, coir and handicrafts, likely to increase by 4-5 percent reaching $41 billion this fiscal compared with $39.3
TN textile mills start using shipping route for transporting cotton
Textile mills in the State of Tamil Nadu to reduce the cost of transportation for importing cotton from Gujarat have started to use the shipping route, instead of road. The volume this year increased
Zambia to benefits from Southern Africa trade hub programme supported by USAID
The United States Aid for International Development (USAID) launched the southern Africa trade hub programme to enhance economic growth and food security through trade. The programme has been running
Disagreement over textile quotas from Britain between S’pore and KL
Singapore and Malaya received separate export quotas from Britain, before the formation of Malaysia. In 1964, after Singapore had become part of the new nation, Britain decided to issue a single
China Interdye and China Textile Printing 2015 expo to be held in Shanghai
China Interdye 2015 and China Textile Printing 2015, the world’s largest dyestuff exhibition continues to lead development trends across the sector. With the exhibition area of 40,000 square
LFW dedicates a day to India Textiles to promote use of traditional fabric
The Lakme Fashion Week (LFW) 2015 dedicates a day to Indian textiles. The day started with prominent designers Raghavendra Rathore, Sabyasachi Mukherjee and Anita Dongre being lauded by Textile
Korean fashion fair at CHIC in Shanghai begins
Korea Federation of Textile Industries (Chairman Sung Ki Hak) is conducting a 'Preview in China 2015' at the China International Clothing & Accessories Fair (CHIC), the largest and most influential
Egypt working to boost cotton cultivation across different provinces
Egyptian authorities to bring its core agricultural sector back to life are working to boost local cotton cultivation. The Ministry of Agriculture has set an April 30th deadline for planting cotton
Handloom weavers strive due to inadequate wages and lack of funds
Bangladesh handloom industry, a major source of earning for many rural people, is facing tough time. The handloom weavers are struggling for survival and are now forced to shift to other
Pakistan govt to remove market uncertainty by restoring cotton hedging
Pakistan Ministry of Textile is all set to restart cotton hedging in order to get ride of market uncertainty and to cover the risk of cotton price fluctuation after its approval in the new textile
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