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What’s happening in India’s cotton & textile sectors
Textile sector is under stress in India. Recently, Mumbai-based Cotton Association of India (CAI) estimated that this year’s Indian crop (October 1, 2019-September 30, 2020) to be 33.55 million bales (170 kg each) as against its previous estimate of 33 million bales (170 kg each).
Textile Sector, Cotton Association Of India, COVID-19, Cotton Stocks, Sheeting Materials, Velmurugan Shanmugam, Jayalakshmi Textiles, Spinning Sector, Cotton And Yarn Prices, Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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Textile Industry: Locked down
Covid-19 virus that has thrown the economic activity out of gear across the world has also halted the Indian textile industry to a grinding halt.
Covid-19, Export Promotion Counci, Texprocil, Clothing Manufacturers Association Of India, Confederation Of Indian Textile Industry, T Rajkumar, Apparel Export Promotion Council, Sakthivel, International Monetary Fund, Kihak Sung, Cotton Yarn And Polyester, Garment, Rosctl, Amended Technology Upgradation Fund Scheme, Sanjay Vakharia
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Textile dynamics in the wake of Covid-19
Non-medical countermeasures such as masks, PPEs, wipes have become life-saving essentials.
Covid-19, Supply Chain, International Monetary Fund, Textile Sector, Technical Textiles, Merchandising And Interiors, University Of Georgia, Small And Medium Scale Enterprises, Wellgro United, Ecosystem, Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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China deal and cotton
United States-China trade deal (Phase-1) recently raises hopes for the cotton sector. On the day when the United States-China trade deal (Phase 1) was signed in Washington, DC, cotton growers gathered for the Plains Cotton Growers’ Board meeting, to talk about 2019 crop, trade situation and the cotton market.
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Resource outsourcing: A vital tool for industrial success
Cost cutting pressures, competition from low cost countries and constantly emerging incremental technologies have become industrial norms these days. How can industries such as textiles and manufacturing survive in these competitive climates? It is a luxury to utilise resources and talents belonging to others by creating win-win situations.
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Mills scramble for contamination-free cotton
Consistencies in quality and contamination free cotton are much sought after by global cotton mills. Free of plastic contamination, objective quality evaluation and consistency are the characteristics, which provide premium for cotton according to global experts who are touring the United States of America as part of Cotton Council International sponsored programme.
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Synthetic textiles: Imports hurt, exports hold new hopes
Currently man-made fibre (MMF) dominates global textile fibre consumption with 72:28 ratio —MMF 72 per cent and natural fibre 28 per cent.
Synthetic Textiles, Man Made Fibre, Dominates Global Textile Fibre, Synthetic & Rayon Textiles Export Promotion Council, Ronak Rughani, Polyester And Viscose, Stretching, Waterproofing, Confederation Of Indian Textile Industry, Polyester Yarn, AYM Syntex, Synthetic Yarns, Jeyamohan, Seshadri Ramkumar, Texas Tech University
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