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Reda, Italian textile company connecting with NZ wool
Reda, an Italian textile company based in Biella, in the north of Italy exporting to United States, European, Asian and Middle Eastern markets, and has supplied fabric to such huge names in the
Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami set to become Latin American gateway for global distributors
Apparel Textile Sourcing Miami (ATS-M) is the first U.S. staged edition of the international Apparel Textile Sourcing (ATS) portfolio established in 2016 with the company’s premier show, ATS
China Brand Show to debut as part of the ATSC event
At the three-day international trade show the Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada (ATSC), a premier destination to meet International apparel, textile, fashion and fabric manufacturers and leaders
Turkey likely to hike duties on imports of American cotton
Turkey, home to a major textile industry and companies that supply global fashion brands such as Zara, Adidas and Nike, imported USD 519 million worth of US cotton in 2016, according to data from the
Vietnam’s cotton import increasing bigger in volumes
Vietnam’s yarn industry heavily depends on imported cotton, has imported increasingly bigger volumes of the material in recent years to feed its growing textile and garment production and
Chinese Spinning Mills exploring Africa
Chinese companies are the major players in the world’s textile market and important customers in the cotton market are fast increasing their level of investment in Africa. They have been
SVP to start work on its $300m cotton yarn project in SOHAR free zone
India-based ShriVallabh Pittie Global Ventures Ltd’s subsidiary SV Pittie Sohar Textile FZC LLC, to start work within two weeks on its state-of-the-art cotton yarn project worth US$300
Kenya plans to review trade strategy to raise its exports to US
Kenya plan to conduct an in-depth review of the current trade strategy in order to take stock of its implementation and success as well as to suggest interventions to boost exports to the United
Bangladeshi yarn makers hit as Indian cotton traders halt shipment
Bangladesh imports 46 percent of natural fibre from India spending about $3 billion a year for local consumption. With the sudden cancellation of shipment of 400,000 bales of cotton by Indian
India cotton traders cancel export deals after rally in domestic prices
The cancellations of export contracts and higher local prices could cut India's exports to 5 million bales, each of 170kg, in the 2017/18 marketing year started on 1 October—nearly a quarter
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