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Solidaridad Asia and CRB to launch regenagri cotton alliance
The regenagri Cotton Coalition (rCA), an alliance of cotton stakeholders, will be established by Solidaridad Asia and the Centre for Responsible Business (CRB) to advance sustainable agricultural
A glimmer of hope for textile, garment industry
The planned intervention of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) in the moribund cotton, textile and garment industry comes as a huge relief to operators and represents the right step in the right
Biggest textile unit of Arunachal Pradesh inaugurated
Arunachal Pradesh Chief Minister Pema Khandu inaugurated the first and biggest mechanized textile unit of the state at Industrial Estate in Pasighat, East Siang district on Friday operated by ELAM
BUA engages Swiss firm on Katsina textile garment, cluster development
The BUA Group Nigeria’s foremost food and infrastructure conglomerate plans to establish West Africa’s largest private-led textile cluster in Kastina State for which it has choosen
Malik, new Pakistani textile minister firm on improving exports
Pakistan’s newly appointed Minister for Commerce and Textile Muhammad Pervaiz Malik is mulish on boosting the country’s declining textile exports on priority by resolving
Five P Venture signs pact with Central Silk Board to boost handloom silk
Erode-based Five P Venture India Private Ltd has entered into an agreement with Bengaluru-headquartered Central Silk Board (CSB) for development and commercialisation of handloom silk products.
Bombay Dyeing’s makeover with investment and expansion plan
Bombay Dyeing, one of the oldest textile businesses in India controlled by the Nusli Wadia family, is slowly putting in place the building blocks to revive its flagship textile business with
Time to revive Khadi market in Indian textile industry
The Indian textile industry, which caters to clothing need which has an estimated market size of $108 billion is divided into two broad segments within the industry, namely the traditional hand-woven
Nigerian textile import hits around N1.32 yearly
Nigeria has the potential to produce for the local market and also export to the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS) market of 175 million people, as well as to the developed world but
Nigeria spends over $4bn annually importing textiles, readymade clothing
The Director General of Nigerian Textile Manufacturers Association (NTMA), Hamma Kwajaffa disclosed this yesterday in Abuja despite government intention in recent time to revive the textile sector,
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