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Ring and Rotor Spinning of Recycled Fibres
With one per cent of garments being recycled and three quarters of the world’s clothing ending up in landfill, the textile industry is seeking ways to make production more sustainable and pay more attention to the entire life cycle of clothing.
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Birla Cellulose & Nanollose file patent for Lyocell
Birla Cellulose, part of the Aditya Birla Group and one of the world’s largest man-made cellulosic fibre producers, announces filing of a joint patent application with Nanollose for a high tenacity lyocell fibre made from bacterial cellulose.
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Remove anti-dumping on VSF, appeals NCTC
The National Committee on Textiles & Clothing (NCTC) appealed the Prime Minister to remove Anti-Dumping Duty (ADD) on Viscose Staple Fibre (VSF) and address the VSF spun yarn availability and price issues to prevent job losses.
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India to position itself as global MMF hub
India is working to be a global hub in the man-made fibre (MMF) and technical textiles segments, including setting up five integrated textiles parks, a testing lab and starting a Focused Product Scheme, according to textiles secretary Ravi Capoor.
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India’s textile & apparel industry
The global apparel demand is expected to boost at a steady CAGR of 5 per cent to grow from the current $1.9 trillion to reach $2.6 trillion by 2025.
GDP, CAGR, Global Textile, Apparel Trade, T&A Trade, Textile, Apparel Exports, Indian Textile Industry, Cotton Fibre, Worn Clothing, Nonwovens And Synthetic Filament Yarn, Supima Cotton
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ANDRITZ to acquire Laroche of France
ANDRITZ has signed an agreement with Laroche, based in Cours, France, to acquire LM Industries comprising Laroche SA and Miltec SA, France.
International Technology Group, ANDRITZ, Laroche, Miltec SA, France, ANDRITZ, ANDRITZ Supervisory Board, Fibre Processing Technologies, Raw Material, ANDRITZ Nonwoven Product, Spunlace, Needlepunch And Wetlaid Production Lines, Andreas Lukas, Robert Laroche, Automation
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Garment makers want GST to be cut to 5% from 12%
The Clothing Manufacturers Association (CMAI) of India has urged the Centre to reduce GST on all readymade garments to 5 per cent from 12 per cent and retain the same on all types of cotton yarn, synthetic yarn, fabrics and made-ups.
Clothing Manufacturers Association Of India, GST, Readymade Garments, Centre, Babubhai S Ayar, Chairman Of Ashish Domestic Garments Manufacturers Association, Ex-Vice President Of CMAI, SSI, Textile Policy, Asmita Apparel Park, Fibre, Yarn
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