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Maharashtra's cotton farmers in trouble over erratic rains and surplus cotton in international market
Farmers in Maharashtra’s cotton belt forced to sow their fields a number of times due to erratic rains which has increased individual debts, as farmers who exhausted their institutional credit
Poor demand from spinning mills to slew cotton prices
With China continuing to decrease cotton yarn imports from India, demand for cotton from domestic spinning mills for producing yarn is set to decline, it is also low purchasing power that has led to
PHPL to hold its IKAT art Fair now in Delhi
Pochampally Handloom Park Ltd (PHPL) an integrated textile park that houses designing, dyeing and weaving facility for textiles under a single roof is all set to organize a 4-days, Pochampally IKAT
Cotton yarn spinners witnessing stocks pilling but capacities are not lying idle yet
Indian cotton spinners have started to witness stocks pilling up due to weak demand from China, the largest importer of India’s cotton yarn. Cotton yarn exports this fiscal in the month of
Package estimated worth Rs.2000 cr being planned to improve the handloom sector
The government to improve the low prevailing efficiency of handloom sector plan to implement a revival, reform and restructuring package. Handloom sector with 27-28 lakh handloom household units and
China is importing lesser yarn from India, waiting for cotton policy
China is now buying lesser yarn from India, putting Indian export under pressure. Moreover, buyers in China are insisting on lower pricing citing that Indian rupee has strengthened against US$. Over
Anita Dongre to present rice weaves of Varanasi at LFW
Anita Dongre a textile revivalist and fashion designer turning her focus toward the rice weaves of Varanasi inspired by the finely handwoven cotton in Varanasi, for the coming fashion week in
Govt restores export incentives on yarn shipments, awaiting to hear on FMS
The government partly rolling back its decisions taken in September last year, has restored benefits on cotton yarn shipments under the Incremental Export Incentivisation Scheme (IEIS) for the
Higher exports boost cotton yarn spinners' profitability
The surge in the demand for cotton yarn in the export market and domestic apparel and home furnishing sector, has renewed vigour and confidence of Indian spinning mills this year. On the back of
Weavers offered hire purchase scheme to modernize at least a part of their weaving facility.
Union Ministry of Textiles to give a major fillip for modernization in the weaving sector a programme has been launched called the ‘Hire-Purchase Scheme’ in the revised restructured
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