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Lackluster trading activity seen at Pakistan cotton market
Trading at cotton market was lackluster as demand remained soft though prices were mostly stable on Thursday. The seed cotton (kapas / phutti) prices in Sindh are said to have ranged from Rs 2000
Textile Mills ready to close business as government fails to restore competitiveness
All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (Aptma) to call a conference of stakeholders of the entire textile chain, including value-added sector, this month to evolve a joint protest strategy after
Textile growth opportunities discussed at Ethio-Korea Forum
At the Ethio-Korea Business Forum held in the Ethiopian capital on 3rd December 2015, the two countries discussed over the growth opportunities in the textile industry and trade cooperation. The
Pakistan, China second phase of FTA outcome not satisfactory
The second phase of China-Pakistan Free Trade Agreement (CPFTA) negotiation round was recently held in Beijing between Pakistan and China but the outcome was not satisfactory to Pakistan especially
Malaysia’s participation in TPPA to lift export for textile industry
Malaysia’s participation in the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) would not only see rise in exports by 0.54 percent to 0.9 percent in 2027 mainly due to higher manufacturing exports
Maharashtra govt to promote cotton based industries in Vidarbha
Vidarbha, the eastern region of the Indian state of Maharashtra is amongst the maximum cotton growing region that contributes 30 percent of the crop followed by Marathwada regions comprising the
Pakistan textile export declining at an alarming level
Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (Prgmea) Chief Coordinator Ijaz A Khokhar urged the prime minister to intervene and frame a policy for a reduction in input costs,
Morroco’s textile exportations to accelerate by 2020
During the inauguration of the 13th fair “Maroc in Mode et Maroc Sourcing” held by the Association Maroccaine des Industries du Textile et de l’Habillement (AMITH) in Marrakesh,
Weaving units faces financial loss due to import of Indian fabric via Dubai
The weaving units in Pakistan facing heavy financial losses due to import of Indian fabric from Dubai which is still unchecked and the government need to stop this import, said Pakistan Apparel Forum
Pakistan govt mull over reducing regulatory duty on cotton yarn import
Pakistan government likely to consider reduction in regulatory duty on the import of cotton yarn to benefit the garment sector as the cotton yarn, fabric commercial and value addition sector
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