India like other Asian countries has growing middle class, able and willing to spend more for clothes and home textiles than former generation were able to do.
Month: October 2019
ACIMIT, the Association of Italian Textile Machinery Manufacturers, is the chief promoter of the “Sustainable Technologies†project, through which it intends to favour Italian machinery and technology that adheres to an intelligent use and management of chemical products, energy and water for textile machinery, within a framework of eco-sustainable development.
Autotech Nonwovens is one of the leading manufacturers of nonwoven fabrics for the automotive and filtration industry in India. Located on the Delhi-Mumbai Industrial Corridor (DMIC) on NH-8, Autotech Nonwovens is in close proximity of the automotive hubs of Gujarat, Maharashtra as well as the major ports of Western-India.
LIVA, the new-generation fibre created by the Birla Cellulose of Aditya Birla Group since its launch, has been enjoying an enviable fame for its fluidity in the textile market.
Governments usually go by the diction, ‘better late than never.’ The recent instance is when the Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman announced six steps to boost exports including the new Reimbursement of Taxes and Duties for Export Promotion (RoDTEP) scheme on export duties,etc.
Wortum Waste2Wear, the Dutch company that makes fabrics out of recycled plastic bottles, has presented the world’s first collection of recycled ocean plastic fabrics that is fully traceable using blockchain technology at the international textile fair Première Vision, taking place from September 17-19 in Paris.
The Cotton Corporation of India Limited (CCI) has started preparations to enter Punjab after four years to procure cotton. It expects the quality of raw cotton to be reasonably good to make procurement at the minimum support price (MSP).