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  • Pakistani textile sector is facing a shortage of hydrogen peroxide, a chemical used as a bleaching agent for textiles, as local manufacturers reduced it supply in the country. The price of the chemical has also shot up, following which, the All Pakistan Textile Processing Mill Association (APTPMA) has asked the government to allow its zero-rated import. Textile processing units are the major consumers of hydrogen peroxide and its manufacturers’ abrupt move of reducing its supply has create
  • A cotton ginnery is going to come up at a cost of Ksh 90 million (approximately $886,000) at Kinondo village in Kwale county in Kenya. It aims to revive the country’s cotton industry by improving farming, ginning and garment production. Base Titanium Limited will construct the ginnery with the help of the Kwale Pamba Viazi (PAVI) farmers cooperative society. The ginnery has been launched by Adan Mohamed, cabinet secretary for industry, trade and cooperatives. It will feature 6 gins with a
  • The US department of commerce (USDC) has announced affirmative final determinations in the antidumping duty (AD) investigations of imports of fine denier polyester staple fibre (PSF) from China, India, Korea, and Taiwan. The scope of these investigations covered fine denier PSF, not carded or combed, measuring less than 3.3 decitex (3 denier) in diameter. The dumping margins determined by the USDC are 65.17 to 103.06 per cent for imports from China, 21.43 per cent for Indian products, zero
  • Indian government has selected ImpactPPA as the blockchain technology provider for a major economic development project. The government initiative, Bhartiya Harit Khadi Gramodaya Sansthan (BHKGS), which loosely translates to the “Indian Green Cotton Textile Village Development Organisation,” aims to employ up to 50 million women from various states. The project supported by the ministry of small and medium enterprises (MSME) will install looms for textile work in women’s homes starting in
  • Teejay Lanka, one of Sri Lanka’s largest textile manufacturers, has announced that the company has doubled the production capacity of its Indian mill, Teejay India, following the completion of an expansion project involving an investment of $15 million. The mill is located within the 1,000-acre Brandix India Apparel City (BIAC) in Vizag, Andhra Pradesh. Teejay India is now capable of manufacturing up to 42 million metres of weft knitted fabric annually using state-of-the-art machines for k
  • Elevating each segment of the entire value chain of the textile industry, the state of Gujarat is all set to host Farm to Fashion: Indian Textile Global Summit 2018. The three-day premiere summit being held on May 4-6, 2018 will provide a common platform for the entire value chain of textiles to deliberate and develop a vision for the industry for 2030. The global summit being organised by Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) in association with Maskati Cloth Market Mahajan (MCMM
  • US cotton production is forecast at 19.5 million bales, nearly 7 per cent below the final 2017 estimate, according to the US department of agriculture’s (USDA’s) initial projection for the 2018 crop. However, based on the ‘Prospective Plantings’ report, 2018 cotton area is estimated at 13.47 million acres, nearly 900,000 acres above 2017. The larger 2018 planted acreage expectation is mainly due to relative prices that favour cotton and the successful yields experienced in 2017 that reached
  • Garment products dominate across all textile businesses, with sports apparel, textiles for garments and fast fashion topping the growth applications leader board, according to the FESPA 2018 Print Census. Digital adoption for textile is slower than in other segments and production is still dominated by analogue processes across all textile-related segments. The 2018 Print Census was developed to arrive at a more detailed picture of the growing textile segment. Respondents include screen pr
  • The Yarn Fabric & Accessories (YFA) Show is all set to redefine the way sourcing occurs and aims to bring renowned suppliers from these segments including fibre, closer to buyers and also offer them a one-stop place to source all their requirements. The first ever exhibition of yarns, fabrics and accessories in Ludhiana will kick-start from August 30. The three-day show will attract various Indian textile companies in the textile value-chains not only from north India, but also south, w
  • The prices of polyester yarn have increased about 12-15 per cent in the last 3 months, adding to the woes of the crisis-ridden textile industry of Surat. The yarn prices increased by 6-8 per cent in the past month itself. The demand for fabric is currently low and is not expected to pick up pace before the festival season that will begin a few months later. A meeting of powerloom cooperatives of Surat and job workers was held recently and it was proposed that the number of daily operating
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