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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
Bangladesh ban on raw jute exports hit Pakistani jute sector
As the export of raw jute of Bangladesh remains suspended until further notice puts Pakistani jute industry on verge of collapse. Under section 4 and 13 of the Bangladesh Jute Ordinance 1962, the
New type of light emitting textiles developed
With interest growing in eco-friendly home deco (such as the fashion for plants with depolluting properties), new type of light emitting textile that could absorb the pollution in our homes has been
Government to launch the pilot of DPDS for cotton farmers
The Centre is planning to launch the pilot of Direct Payment Deficiency System (DPDS) during the current cotton season at Hinganghat in Wardha district of Maharashtra to help the cotton farmers have
Chinese textile and apparel to adapt ‘New Normal’ strategy
With China’s production and labor costs in the textile and apparel industry rising dramatically and exceed those in of many other Southeast Asian countries, including Malaysia, the
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
Chennai floods hit textile business of India
Crippling floods in Chennai due to torrential rains is affecting textile trade in the city as most of the factories are shut and not sure when will it get back to start regular production. Though
Viscose yarn price declines in China
In China, mainstream prices of 40s compact siro-spun yarn in Jiangsu fell US cents 9 a kg in the last week of November while 30s spun viscose in Xiaoshan edged down US cent 1 a kg. Viscose spun
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
Cotton exports likely to see 18pc rise in 2015-16
Union Textile Minister Santosh Gangwar in his written reply in the Lok Sabha, citing estimates of the Cotton Advisory Board stated that the exports from India for 2015-16 are likely to see increase
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