TUF scheme had been operating quite effectively over the last few years since its launch in the year 1999 and has been instrumental in fueling modernisation and capacity expansion in the textile industry.
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TUFS scheme has been serving as ´Sanjivani´ (Life Giving) for textile sector till date. It was introduced with an aim to boost investments into textile sector.
TUFS, when launched in 1999, had an objective to grow India´s iconic textile industry and to a certain stage it did achieve that purpose.
Cotton imports by China in June have fallen by 26 per cent already. The see-sawing of prices in major countries including India is causing a lot of anxieties. Chinese prices are under pressure from significant left-over commercial stocks as well as sales of state reserve cotton, kicked off recently.
Mesdan is a renowned manufacturer of yarn splicers and testing equipment. The division manufacturing laboratory testing equipment, known as Mesdan-Lab, displayed its products in two halls: Hall W4, booth K30 and Hall E1, booth C50.
The Indian textile industry has been very dynamic & the stakeholders of the supply chain especially the colourists have to tackle a huge range of issues daily. The most challenging one is to make ´cleaner products´ of expected quality and at a competitive price.
Clean and sustainable trade speak to support a better way of growing, processing and selling clothes have put a spotlight on the textile value chain. To make textiles sustainable the India Report Series highlight perspectives on the challenges on the transformation.