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India to provide funding for the Rivatex revival and expansion project
India showing interest in revival and expansion of the Rift Valley Textile Company Ltd (Rivatex) currently owned by Moi university Company, which acquired and revived it after it collapsed.
ZCMT-JV to contribute to the economic revival of Kabwe
The Zambia China Mulungushi Textile Joint Venture Limited (ZCMT-JV) complex in Kabwe after lying idle for seven years is expected to begin operations in the next three months and is anticipated to
Tesco, the only company India to receive investment bid in multi-brand retail
After the UPA-led government of India announced the policy of allowing 51 percent foreign direct investment (FDI) in the multi-brand retailing sector in September last year, Tesco Plc, UK-based was
Wool industry to make its mark in outdoor recreation market
The wool industry looking for a big break in the outdoor recreation clothing market is likely to get success due to the technology originally developed to make fine wool finer.   The Optim
BB to introduce block account loan facilities for private jute millers and exporters
The Ministry of Textiles and Jute at a number of meetings highlighted the urgency for refinancing the jute millers and urged the Bangladesh Bank to introduce the block account facilities to the
Gujarat show mammoth interest in TUFS with 90pc applications
Gujarat textile industry taking maximum benefit from the Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme (TUFS). In TUFS under 15 percent MMS, 90 percent of the application were received from Gujarat, stated
ITMA 2015 receives overwhelming response with strong space take up
ITMA 2015, the leading international textile and garment machinery exhibition, with more than 15 months to go before the exhibition opens in Milan, as over 95% of the 200,000 squares metres of space
Two mega handloom cluster to come up in Andhra Pradesh
Andhra Pradesh is one of the important states for the handloom industry to set up two mega handloom clusters each at Mangalagiri and Chirala in the state of Andhra Pradesh with an investment of Rs.1
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
India, Bangladesh need to tap market demanding green products
The world's nearly 95 percent of jute is grown in India and Bangladesh but the turnover of this sector is small compared to cotton and the synthetic fibres. The jute industry, that once paved the way
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