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As the local crop of Sindh-Balochistan zone is likely to remain low this year to 11.25 million bales against the requirement of 14.5 million bales, the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) seeks immediate withdrawal of four per cent import duty on raw cotton by the Government.
According to Nilesh S Shah, VP of the Solapur Readymade Garment Manufacturing Association (SRGMA), ?Solapur?s closely-knit and largely unorganised garments and uniforms industry is attracting attention of the armed forces.?
LIVA, a leading fashion fabric brand from the house of Aditya Birla, recently launched their first and India’s only state-of-the-art studio exclusively for their LIVA Accredited Partner Forum (LAPF) partners.
Bombay Dyeing and Manufacturing Company, Nusli Wadia’s 137-year-old flagship company, has drawn up a major strategy to revive its textile retail business and is looking for a turnaround in 2017-18.
LIVA launches 1st LAPF studio in NoidaLAPF Studio harnesses the strength of one of the largest garment clusters in the world at Noida where over 650 garment units are located.
LIVA, a leading fashion fabric brand from the house of Aditya Birla.
As the local crop of Sindh-Balochistan zone is likely to remain low this year to 11.25 million bales against the requirement of 14.5 million bales, the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) seeks immediate withdrawal of four per cent import duty on raw cotton by the Government.
As the local crop of Sindh-Balochistan zone is likely to remain low this year to 11.25 million bales against the requirement of 14.5 million bales, the All Pakistan Textile Mills Association (APTMA) seeks immediate withdrawal of four per cent import duty on raw cotton by the Government.
Telangana Government is planning to get associated with the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) to bring out new designs to appeal to a wider range of people, a step towards protecting the handloom industry.
Telangana Government is planning to get associated with the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) to bring out new designs to appeal to a wider range of people, a step towards protecting the handloom industry.