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FADIS, an Italian Champion
A search by “Corriere della Sera”, the most prestigious Italian newspaper, has examined more than 1,200,000 companies in Italy and has elected 500 companies as the best, OUTSTANDING of Made in Italy that have not suffered the great crisis, indeed in the dark period they relaunched investing more and more in research, development, business organisation and markets.
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Bedi elected as President of ACTIF
Jaswinder Bedi, Chairman, African Cotton & Textile Industry Federation (ACTIF) and Managing Director, Bedi Investments, Kenya, was elected as the new President of the Federation for the next two years during the Annual Conference 2016 of the International Textile Manufacturers Federation (ITMF) in Jaipur.
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$64 bn export by 2017 | An Uphill Task?
Severe competition on global level and lack of initiatives and direction on the domestic front have made a dent in India´s textile exports with a dip in figures for FY 2014-15, diminishing the scope of achieving the cherished goals. S Joseph & M Karthik take an overall look at the scene.
FY 2014-15, S Joseph, M Karthik, Textile, Clothing Exports, Textile Ministry, Planning Commission, Fibres, Prashant Agarwal, Wazir Advisors Pvt Ltd, Siddhartha Rajagopal, TEXPROCIL, Prashant Agarwal, CMAI, Rahul Mehta
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Closer to customers in US
The Segment Manmade Fibers of the Swiss Technology group Oerlikon will be opening an additional service centre in Dalton, Georgia, the heart of the American carpet industry. The official opening will take place on August 13, 2015. ´
Oerlikon Manmade Fibers, Dalton, Swiss Technology, Marcel Bornheim, Oerlikon Barmag, Oerlikon Neumag, High-Precision Metering Pumps, Machine Equipment, Charlotte, Blue Ridge Mountains, Carpet Capital Of The World, Mohawk Industries, Shaw Industries, Engineered Floors, Beaulieu Of America
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China´s interests shift to ASEAN
Lower production costs, reduction of tariffs and competitive prices of raw materials are pushing Chinese companies to shift production to South-East Asia. According to a study by ANZ Bank economists that South-East Asia would take over from China to become the ?world?s factory? in the next 10-15 years.
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"Skill development initiative should be encouraged for manufacturing high valued textile"
Gujarat is the largest producer of cotton and also the largest producer of art silk manmade textile. Cotton-based textile industry is mainly targeted at both domestic and export market whereas art silk synthetic textiles is mainly focused on the domestic market, which is growing at 15 per cent.
Dr Chandan Chatterjee, Indextb, Textile, Clothing, Silk Manmade Textile, Cotton, Investments, Spinning, Weaving, State Government, Technical Textiles, Ministry Of Textiles, Govt Of India, MSME, Infrastructure
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"Maharashtra has Rs 6,690-cr new projects in hand"
In Maharashtra, after the declaration of State Textile Policy, a total of 769 projects with investment of Rs 6,690 crore have been established. The investment have come predominantly into the developed textile machinery of spinning and weaving sector.
Chandrakant Patil, State Textile Policy, Investments, Spinning, Weaving, TUF, Government Of India, Raw Materials, Cotton, SEZ, New Textile Policy, In-Situ, State Government, SITP, APES
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Success for Santex in South East Asia
Swiss-based Santex Group has signed a contract with Gain Lucky (Vietnam) at the beginning of the year. The contract includes the delivery of six Santashrink drying machines. Santashrink is the perfect solution for shrinkage, relaxation, and tensionless drying of tubular or open-width knitted fabric.
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