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Lima’s garment district slammed by alleged dumping of Chinese textiles
Gamarra, Lima’s historic and massive informal garment district at La Victoria in Peru has been facing pressure due to alleged dumping of Chinese textiles, due to which hundreds of thousands of
EU’s FTA with Vietnam to boost growth and job creation in retail sector
Vietnam is EU retail sector’s second largest source of fast-moving consumer goods after China. With EU’s FTA with Vietname expected to boost European growth and job creation in the
India’s cotton output likely to fall to 540kg in 2016
India's cotton yields have fallen from 566kg per hectare in 2014 to 504kg in 2016 which is already among the world’s lowest. Fall in yield is due to delayed rains and white fly problems in
Ethiopia set to become largest manufacturing hub beating Kenya
Ethiopia manufacturing industry has blossomed in recent years due to better industrialization policies from the government and has attracted investors from United Kingdom, Turkey and India who have
Indian exporters to get greater market access under APTA
The exchange of tariff concessions under the Asia Pacific Trade Agreement (APTA), gets the Cabinet’s approval on Monday, Commerce and Industry Minister Nirmala Sitharaman told media after the
India’s cotton stock dwindling raises concern for textile mills
India, the largest producer of cotton but its closing stock for the 2016-17 cotton season (October-September) is projected at 13 lakh bales (a bale is 170 kgs), the lowest in five years. The country
Indonesian textile industry aims to enter top five ranking in global export
Indonesia in terms of textile and garment production as well as export which currently ranks tenth (controlling a global market share of 1.8 percent) far behind China is preparing several incentives
Rise in cotton prices seen on sustained buying by mills and spinners
Rise in cotton price was seen on sustained buying by mills and spinners on the cotton market on Saturday, dealers said. According to market sources, sustained demand by spinners and mills did not
Woollen manufacturers to explore new markets to increase exports
The woollen manufacturers are planning to increase their exposure in Kazakhstan, Australia, Germany and China concern over relentless decline in woollen products exports and also to reduce its
Make in India policy likely to destroy the local textile industry
Demand to remove anti-dumping duty on yarn is being raised from various circles including Federation of Surat Textile Traders Association (FOSTTA), Malegaon Industries and Manufacturers Association
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