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Pakistan likely to import more cotton bales from India
Demand from China may not see a rebound as normally it buys more than 50 per cent of India’s shipments. But Pakistan has, so far, contracted to import one million bales (170 kg each) of
Bangladesh govt imposes ban on raw jute exports
The Bangladesh textiles and jute ministry yesterday issued an order which states that all types of raw jute for an indefinite period has been banned to meet the country’s additional demand for
Aditya Birla Grp organizing LAPF to improve entire textile value-chain
Aditya Birla Cellulose -- the pulp and fibre division of Grasim , India’s pioneer and the world's largest viscose staple fibre (VSF) maker with 93 percent market share is organizing a
KOB pioneer in medical textile bags 4 CII National awards
The 8th National Cluster Summit recently held in New Delhi organized by the Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), KOB pioneer in medical textiles based in Palladam nearby Tirupur District bagged
Fall in Turkish cotton crop to boost import demand
The Turkish cotton to see lower returns compared to other crops such as corn in cotton growing regions seen, the fall in production was the result of lower planting, at 370,000 hectares, down from
Second edition of textile fair BSTIM aims to be European reference fair
The second edition of textile fair BSTIM (Best Solutions in Textile Manufacturing) is preparing to take place from 24-25 February in Igualada, Spain, where it expects to gather even more
Textile units to purchase LED bulbs for reducing cost
The Sripuram Trust, formed by different textile stakeholders, has started grouping together apparel units in the Tirupur cluster to purchase LED (light emitting diode) bulbs under a consortium
Bombay Hemp Company first in India to makes products from hemp fibre
Hemp touted to be a billion-dollar industry in the West has so far received little recognition in India because it is often confused with marijuana. But inside a cluttered office in one of Lower
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
India expecting higher demand for cotton from Bangladesh
Textile Commissioner Kavita Gupta after a meeting of the state-run Cotton Advisory Board on Tuesday said that they are expecting higher demand from Bangladesh, Pakistan and Vietnam. This will offset
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