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Bangladesh govt likely to form a Tk 10,000cr special fund for jute industries
The Bangladesh government is aiming to expand jute industries and regain its past glory for which they are mulling over forming a Tk 10,000 crore special fund, similar to Export Development Fund,
Shima Seiki to exhibit its flagship Wholegarment machine at Techtexil
At the upcomingTechtextil North America exhibition in Chicago, IL this month, Shima Seiki, a leading computerised knitting machine manufacturer of Wakayama, together with its US subsidiary Shima
Manipuri women weavers to get economic empowerment
Weaving is a favourite hobby of almost all Manipuri women as they are apt in handling the loom and weave dreams on fabrics such as moiraingphee, leirum, lasingphee or phanek fabric. From intricate
Non Woven Tech Asia 2017 to be held in Mumbai from 8-10th June
Non Woven Tech Asia 2017, The 4th International Exhibition & Conference of Nonwoven Industry organized by Radeecal Communications in association with gujNON Manufacturer Association of Nonwovens at
Techtextil with VDMAs support aims to capitalize garment machinery market
VDMA Textile Care, Fabric and Leather Technologies to extend its support for Techtextil India as it gears up to expand its scope into the garment machinery segment through an exclusive Texprocess
Recycled PSF producers seek continuation of tax advantage vis-à-vis virgin PSF in GST regime
The All India Recycled Fibre & Yarn Manufacturers Association, which represents 35 recycled polyester staple fibre (PSF) producers in India, has requested the Union Finance Ministry to maintain the
PSF recycling units seek concessional rate under GST
The All India Recycled Fibre & Yarn Manufacturers Association, which represents 35 recycled polyester staple fibre (PSF) producers mostly small and medium-scale in the country, have sought
Surti sari to get costlier if higher GST
Indian man-made fabric (MMF) manufactured in Surat, it is estimated that around 40 percent of the production of saris and dress material is done targeting mainly the poor and lower middle class
Textile industry urge govt to continue ROSL scheme post GST
The textile industry fears that the Rebate of State Levies (ROSL) scheme will be withdrawn prematurely, with Goods and Service Tax (GST) subsuming all other taxes and benefits and hence urged the
Coalition to push production of sustainable cotton to 30 percent from 2020
The coalition, called Cotton 2040, led by the internationally sustainability non-profit Forum for the Future that offers consulting services, with support from the philanthropic arm of Dutch apparel
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