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High costs push textile buyers away from China to Western suppliers
Rising labor, raw material and energy costs is making the world's dominant Chinese textile producers more expensive pushing international textiles buyers back to Western suppliers. More than
Surat, MMF hub to make western outfits to increase garment exports
Indian garments have a limited market with consumption only in India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Therefore, Surat Technical Education and Research Society (STERS) has got on a mission to
Western companies moving out of Pakistan due to unfriendly business environment
It is the ease of conducting business more than just the increasing cost of doing business that is forcing many western companies to drive away from Pakistan. Many companies find problems with the
Wholegarment knitwear brand collection to enter Western region market of the US
Shima Seiki’s Kotoba collective knitwear brand, its latest collection is exhibited at a private show at LA Mart from 3-7 November marks the brand’s plans to expand into the Western
Russia to impose ban on machinery import for technical textiles and nonwovens production
The Russian government has recent taken up decision to impose a ban on the import of industrial equipment from Western countries. The decision was the Russian government’s response to recent
Where is a banana fabric produced in the world?
India is the largest cultivator of bananas followed by China and produces about 28.4 million tonnes per year. While India is the largest manufacturer of banana fiber, Philippines is the native
What is the banana fabric?
Banana is a bast fiber extracted from the pseudo-stem of the plant and has the scientific name as Musa acuminate. Banana fibers are extracted from the agro-waste as when the fruits are harvested,
Where is jute produced in the world?
Jute is mainly grown in South East Asian countries like India, Bangladesh, China, Nepal, Indonesia, Thailand, Myanmar. With India, Bangladesh and Nepal being the largest producer of jute. About 85%
What is jute?
Jute fiber, also known as golden fiber is a bast fiber extracted from the plant stalk of a herbaceous plant with a height of about 10 feet and thus the fibers obtained are long in length. After
Where is bamboo fiber produced in the world?
China is considered to be rich in bamboo resources. Owing to the fact that it is relatively easy to grow bamboo since this crop has the ability to grow on any type of land and climate, bamboo is