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Wool prices expected to strengthen
The wool recorded six consecutive weekly gains from early November until the Christmas recess.“ In the first week of wool auctions this year, the Eastern Market Indicatore (EMI) has held its
Brazil cotton growers worried over U.S. subsidies dispute
Brazil cotton producers had challenged U.S. cotton subsidies at the World Trade Organization and won the right to impose $830 million in retaliatory tariffs on U.S. goods ranging from cars to milk
W.L. Gore brings in improved version of GORE-TEX® Fabric
W.L. Gore & Associates Inc. Newark, Del.-based manufacturing company specializing in products derived from fluoropolymers. It has introduced an improved version of GORE-TEX®, its breathable,
Tanzania textile mill seeks govt support to achieve its export targets of U.S. $70 bn
Tanzanian A-to-Z Textile Mill, based in Arusha which runs two factory plants intend to sell over US $ 70 billion worth of materials in the overseas markets every year and creating record exports of
FIMAST to open its doors to the industry in september
Leading trade fair FIMAST (International Textile Machinery and Accessories Trade Show) will be opening its doors to the industry from 17-20 September in the city Brescia in Northern Italy, where it
Bangladesh to be key exports market for Vietnam
The Ministry of Industry and Trade’s (MoIT) Africa, West Asia, and South Asia Market Department considers Bangladesh a market rich in potential, as Vietnam’s 2013 earnings from exports
Zero waste textile initiative launched in SF
The Zero Waste Textile Initiative launched on Wednesday, is the first effort of its kind in a major U.S. city and will help San Francisco achieve its goal of zero waste by 2020, according to the
Trading activity slow on rising cotton prices
With ginners asking higher prices for quality lint amid firm demand from millers, trading activity on Wednesday cotton market failed to gain momentum. Brokers said that prices remained on the
Chinese yarn makers shifting overseas unhappy by local cotton prices
Chinese yarn makers have started shifting production overseas to secure cheaper raw materials, even going as far afield as the United States. The world's largest, firms such as Hong Kong-listed
Sasol expands its ethylene capacity at Sasolburg
Sasol Ltd improves the production capacity of its Sasolburg cracker by installing a new ethylene splitter unit, known as Ethylene Purification Unit-5, or EPU5, that was inaugurated Tuesday. With this
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