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Beijing-Seoul FTA to have 30pc impact on Taiwanese textile exports
China and South Korea announced earlier this month that they have concluded talks on the FTA, which is expected to go into effect in mid-2015. The announcement has stirred up concern among Taiwanese
Texworld Paris 2015 experiencing an exceptionally large rate of registration
Today Texworld has become more than a place where people meet to do business. The show looks to suffuse its visitors and exhibitors with the latest trends, to have them touch and feel the materials,
Crafts Council of India to present traditional Parsi weaves
The Crafts Council of India, ever since it was established 50 years ago. As part of a line-up of events to mark its golden jubilee year, the council is bringing to the city age-old carefully
Bulgarian textile exports on the rise reaching 1.8 bn euros highest level since 2007
Bulgarian export of clothing and textile marked growth in 2013 with exports reaching 1.8 billion euros - the highest level of Bulgarian exports since 2007. A 7 percent growth in export has been
Spun yarn export declines sharply, apparel also slows down
A weaker rupee and steady demand from China and US had helped the textiles exports in the past year. From April, demand for raw material like yarn from China has fallen dramatically and inventory
Indian textile sector with adequate policy support has competency to cross $500 bn mark by 2025
Indian textile industry with adequate policy support from the government and rights steps has all the potential to cross USD 500-billion mark by 2025 from its present estimate of USD 108
Cotton trade improves as textile mills resumed buying to maintain stocks in Pakistan
Pakistan textile mill-owners to maintain their inventories on the higher side resumed purchasing, which helped boost activity at the cotton market with trade turnover of cotton improving by 16
Tasmanian wool producers face decline in fine wool premiums
Tasmania has been home to the best-quality wool in the world. Merino sheep have been bred in Tasmania for over 180 years. It is also the sheep’s living conditions which are responsible for the
FIASWI urges for hike in import duty on Chinese fabric
The Federation of Indian Art Silk Weaving Industry expressing concerns over the dwindling in demand of man-made fabric (MMF) manufactured in Surat, Maharashtra and other parts of the country due to
Indonesian textile industry players looking for stronger trade pact as it aims high
Indonesia currently ranks ninth in global textiles exports and with the Indonesian textile industry growing steadily, sector players are looking for stronger trade pacts as well as more investment
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