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Investors to set up factories elsewhere with decline in China’s competitiveness
China’s rapid decline in competitiveness as a manufacturing centre is being displayed both in market analysis and in the number of domestic and foreign investors who are looking elsewhere to
Buyers at lint market made forward deals due to poor grade and low volume
During the trading sessions in the past week, buyers at the lint market made forward deals on the back of grade issue and low volumes at around Rs 4,600 per maund to Rs 4,625 per maund, traders said
India’s overall textile exports to miss official growth target of 15%
India’s overall textile and garment exports that also include those of jute, coir, handicrafts and handloom items to not only miss the initial official growth target of 15% for 2014-15 but
Have Indian spun yarns become competitive?
Export volume of spun yarns from India continue to grow in March 2015, while prices retreated compared to their year ago levels. At this price level, it appears that spun yarns made in India have
Focus on fine grade lint was seen during trading week
During trading week, fine grade demand combined with buyers’ eagerness for fine and second grade cotton for blending purposes kept physical prices on firm footings. During trading activities
Indian textile exports likely to fail in achieving official target $45-bn this fiscal
India‘s overall textile and garment exports, which also include those of jute, coir and handicrafts, likely to increase by 4-5 percent reaching $41 billion this fiscal compared with $39.3
Buyers stayed busy dealing in fine grades amid range-bound trading
Majority of buyers remained busy dealing in fine lint grades as trading remained range bound in cotton market. They made deals for immediate use and fine grades sellers were in driving seat due to
Rising labour costs in 2014 pushes global sourcing costs to increase
2014 saw more wage strikes, resulting hikes and general unrest among workers when rates were not sufficiently raised. But despite discontent among the workforce, wages are up worldwide and labour
Italian fabrics continues to be the driving force of its textile industry
At the opening of the 20th edition of Milano Unica, the Italian Textiles Trade Show, on Wednesday, Italian fabrics have shown to be a driving force promoting general recovery, according to 2014 data
India biggest sourcing destination of organic textile to stage first international GOTS conference
India, the largest producer of organic cotton (around 70 per cent of world production) and also the largest processing and export market of textiles using organic fibres with the most Global Organic
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