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India now ranks second in global textile exports, China leads
According to data released by the India garment exporter body, Apparel Export Promotion Council, textiles exports in 2013 were at US$40 billion, ranking second in world trade. It has overtaken
Textile exports in India likely to see an upward trend in FY15
Indian textiles and clothing industry is one of the largest contributors to the country’s exports. Textile exports have shown steady growth over the last few years and are likely to grow by
Indian cotton seen as a hot political debate this election likely to face slow demand
India, one of the world’s major cotton exporters sees cotton as a hot political debate at the centre this election which had never been a politically sensitive crop, unlike other crops with
Higher exports boost cotton yarn spinners' profitability
The surge in the demand for cotton yarn in the export market and domestic apparel and home furnishing sector, has renewed vigour and confidence of Indian spinning mills this year. On the back of
Cotton yarn spinners banking on export
Good monsoon and a better crop size of cotton may help in keeping the price of cotton viable for the industry in the next few months, thereby increasing the profitability of cotton yarn spinning
Cotton body lowers its output estimate for current season ending
The Cotton Association of India last month had estimated the cotton crop output at 378.75 lakh bales which has been lowered marginally to 376 lakh bales (of 170 kg each) for the current season
Orders from Pakistan makes Indian cotton exports look bright
Indian cotton exports look bright with sudden spurt in Pakistan’s cotton imports from India which is likely to see a rise mainly due to the recovery seen in rupee value and production of lower
China to be the next big market for Gujarat cotton yarn industry
China has been the hub of garment manufacturing and its goods are supplied across the world — but they are now culling at least some processes in the chain. Much of the cotton used by China to
Indian textile sector all set to take economy to new height
Dating back to the nineteenth century, the Indian textile sector is one of the oldest in the Indian economy. The sector is highly diversified, catering to a wide range of segments ranging from
World Fiber - Indonesia
PREFACE Indonesia produces 10% of global viscose fibre/filaments, which has been increasing at the rate of 5% per annum. In 2006, according to the