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Egyptian store sells clothes by the kilogram
Brands such as Zara, Adidas, Nike and Marks & Spencer are out of reach for many Egyptians but a store in one of Cairo’s lower income districts is making these products more affordable. Some
INTIMASIA comes to Delhi
They say that the first times the charm. The second’s a triumph. Surely then in the case of INTIMASIA third edition is a definite winner. INTIMASIA’s first two editions in Kochi and
India manages to remain as the world's second largest textiles and clothing exporter
Prices of Shankar 6, the popular cotton variety used by mills, are ruling at around Rs 43,000 per candy (a candy is about 355 kgs). The landed cost for imported cotton of a similar variety works out
With arrivals at 90,000 bales a day at market yards market is stable
When asked if the present situation would augur well with the cotton farmer as his realisation is not on expected lines, the ICF President said, “there is a global surplus. There are no takers
Cotton imports set to rise as textile mills prefer U.S. cotton
As textile mills increasingly prefer to buy cotton from the U.S. in larger quantities. According to trade and industry sources, cotton imports this season might surpass the official estimate of 17
India’s cotton output estimated at 377 lakh bales in 2017-18
India’s cotton output estimated to rise 9 percent to 377 lakh bales (of 170kgs each) in 2017/18 but won’t be the record high as per the Cotton Advisory Board (CAB) as bollworm had
India boost naphtha exports to Japan and other Asian markets
India exported around 895,000 tons of naphtha to East Asia in March, 60-80% more than in February. March naphtha exports from Europe also appear to have grown around 10% from the prior month reported
Cotton prices remain firm on strong export demand
With an opening stock of about 4.5 million bales at the beginning of the 2016-17 season, the Cotton Association of India (CAI) has projected a total demand of 29.5 million bales for the year, against
India’s cotton consumption likely to touch 313 lakh bales in 2017
India’s cotton consumption is likely to increase to 313 lakh bales in the current crop season as compared to 312 lakh bales during the previous year, according to the Cotton Corporation of
Lack of innovation keeps cotton yield in Pakistan low compared with China
Pakistan despite being the fourth largest cotton producer remains at the bottom ladder of productivity. Its average per hectare yield of 560 kilogrammes is better than Indian yield of 516 kg.
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