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Botswana Textile and Clothing Association plans to eliminate competition from Asian companies
The textile and clothing companies have newly formed Botswana Textile and Clothing Association (BTCA) that will help in enhancing growth and sustainability of their trade in highly competitive
Thailand to develop OTOP textile trade to compete international
The Department of Industrial Promotion (DIP) and the Thailand Textile Institute would be working together to develop One Tambon (meaning sub-district) One Product (OTOP) textile and costume
Ten years of quota-free regime in textile trade- Part 2
Quota elimination: A boon for in Textile & Clothing consumers? The end to the controlled trade regime in textile and clothing (T&C) came as a boon for consumers, especially in developed
Ten years of quota-free regime in textile trade- Part 1
Move to quota-free world   Since the 1970s,restricted by the Multi Fibre Agreement, the global textile and clothing (T&C) market had been subject to a protectionist regime as advanced
TUFS to be simplified to help textile industry benefit
The textile industry occupies a unique place in India and with the textile industry setting target of USD 50 billion exports this financial year. Technology upgradation, better infrastructure and
UP textile industry going through tough time
Uttar Pradesh textile industry is going through hard time with low productivity, lack of advanced technologies, lack of foreign investments, supply chain bottlenecks, lack of economies of scale,
Asia remains the garment factory of the world: ILO
According to a recent International Labour Organization (ILO) report, although Asia is the world's biggest apparel manufacturer, it confronts a number of problems. The ILO report refers to Asia
H&M Group calls for collective action to combat gender-based violence
Swedish fashion retailer, H&M Group, has responded to a call to brands issued by labor organizations in favor of Indian garment workers seeking the abolition of gender-based violence in supply
Reports reveal that garment manufacturing is killing Africa rivers
According to a new report, garment production, especially for high street brands in Europe, the UK, and the United States, is poisoning Africa's waterways by polluted discharges of untreated
Nylon Chain report 2012
PREFACE YnFx has constantly strived to establish a basic information infrastructure for the textile community over the past several years which have yielded positive results. For the