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Hong Kong’s XDD Textile launches closed-loop system
XDD Textile, a vertically integrated fabric manufacturer situated in Hong Kong, is moving towards circularity. The XDD Sewage Recycle Process was used to launch a closed-loop system. The system
ReCircled seeks to create a sustainable fashion loop
ReCircled, a start-up business focused on sustainable fashion, announced today the opening of two modern factories that will provide the infrastructure for fashion brands to move from a linear
Tanzania aims to uplift the textile sector at CIIE
Tanzanian authorities said the east African country was looking forward to promoting trade at the second China International Import Expo (CIIE) which is being held through Sunday in
Apparel textile sourcing Canada show wraps up in Toronto
One year after the global trade wars ignited, thousands of representatives from the Canadian apparel and textile industry – from designers and brands, to retailers, e-commerce sellers, importers
Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada Show, August 19-21
With Canada’s apparel market forecast to be worth almost 39 billion Canadian (29.66 billion U.S.) dollars by 2020 — a 20 percent increase from 2016 — representatives from more than 20 countries
Kenya happy with the Rivatex revival
The quest to return Kenya’s cotton farming to profitability has received a vital jolt with the recent reopening of textile factories in the country. Two weeks ago, President Uhuru Kenyatta
Latest Fashion Industry Technology, Eco-Friendly Textiles and Sustainable Supply Chain Practices Take Centre Stage at Apparel Textile Sourcing Canada, as Show Heads into 4th Year, Anchored as Must-Attend Global Industry Event
ATSC 2019 to introduce expanded product variety, ‘wholesale supplier’ exhibits, and industry-shifting B2B eCommerce solutions, among range of new show offerings Toronto and Montreal,
Ormo, a Turkish textile company opens yarn factory in Lebane
Turkish textile company Ormo opens a yarn production factory with a footprint of 12,700 square metres in Lebane, in southern Serbia. The factory is operated by Ormo's Serbian subsidiary LebanTeks and
Myanmar cotton demand likely to rise with reopening of textile plants
Myanmar government textile factories which were mostly stopped in the previous year as cotton production declined due to heavy rains in July, August and November. This year with the re-opening of the
Four Turkish textile companies interested to open factories in Serbia
Four Turkish textile companies wish to open factories in Serbia for which they are in advanced talks with the Serbian government. Earlier this month, Trade Minister Raim Ljajic said that two Turkish
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