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Yarn Forward rule to have major effects on signatory countries such as Vietnam
United States led trade agreement Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) which involves twelve countries, is presently under negotiation. A key part of the proposed TPP is a rule known as “yarn
Grasim boost its VSF plant hoping apparel sector to grow swiftly
Grasim Industries commissioned its fourth line and completed the last phase of its greenfield viscose staple fibre (VSF) plant at Vilayat in Gujarat on March 3 as demand for VSF has been growing by
Manmade fibres on way to dethrone king cotton
Start of Cotton Era The history of cotton can be traced as far back as 4500 Before Common Era (BCE). It was first introduced to Europe but became mainstream and part of everyday life only after
Bangladeshi state-owned jute mills faces sharp decline in export of jute goods
The State-owned jute mills of Khulna-Jessore industrial belt in Bangladesh has witnessed sharp decline in jute goods exports due to lack of demand in global market, particularly because of political
Jute industry under peril over Bengal govt flaw to buy bags
The jute industry is reeling under a demand crisis and four mills are now under a lock-out. Nearly one lakh persons are out of work in the industry due to production cutbacks. Moreover, the West
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
Textile fibres from wood to be the next better alternative to cotton
Researchers at Aalto University and the University of Helsinki are working out spinning process to produce cellulosic textile fibres from Finnish wood – as an next better alternative to
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