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When waste plastic becomes a resource by way of chemical recycling
Plastics are indispensable parts of almost every sector of the economy, with wide-ranging economic, environmental and convenience benefits in their use stage. But increasingly, the sheer volume of
Nigerian govt with its SEZ plans to revive garment, textile manufacturing
The Federal Government of Nigeria with the creation of Special Economic Zones (SEZ) is thinking towards reviving the Textile and Garment industry, which would first address the myriads of challenges
HeiQ, Patagonia to explore new ways for sustainable textile technology
HeiQ, Switzerland-based textile technology innovator have teamed up with Patagonia a sustainable outdoor clothing brand for an exclusive strategic research partnership to explore new ways for a
Welspun interested to invest and join Ethiopian textile industry
Welspun India, textile manufacturing company from India which has presence in home textiles, line pipes and infrastructure, shows interest in making investment and joining the Ethiopian textile
CIMIF and CTG 2016 twin shows set to run simultaneously soon
Cambodia Int’l Machinery Industry Fair (CIMIF) and Cambodia Int’l Textile & Garment Industry Exhibition (CTG) 2016, the twin shows are set to run simultaneously on August 26-29
Swiss company offers to set up Rs2000cr mega textile park in AP
Switzerland-based companies have evinced interest in setting up a solar panel manufacturing plant at an initial investment of $200 million and a proposal for setting up a Rs2,000 crore mega textile
Taiwanese textile machinery strengthen their global reputation at ITMA 2015
Five Taiwanese textile machinery companies PaiLung, AK Dyeing Machine, ACME, Jen Haur and CCI Tech came together to strengthen their global reputation and exhibit their leading products at ITMA 2015
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol earns recognition as a Standard for Sustainable Cotton
The US Cotton Trust Protocol has been approved as a standard for sustainable cotton by Siegelklarheit, a German Federal Government initiative. Siegelklarheit wants to contribute to more sustainable
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