Global Textile Technology & Engineering Show (GTTES), the maiden show, which the organisers, India-ITME Society says is a business event with a difference, is slated to to be held from January 20-22, 2015 at the Bombay Exhibition Centre (BEC), Goregaon Mumbai.

In November 1984, he decided to found Tecnorama to produce machinery for textile industry, thanks to his experience gained first as dye-house director of some important woolen mill of Prato (Banci Walter, Luigi Pacini), then as sales agent of dyestuffs and auxiliaries of a well known Italian-German group (AIC/Hoechst) and, finally, as dye technician in its proper dye plant (Selenerama).

Reliance Industries Limited (RIL) and Shandong Ruyi Science and Technology Group Co Ltd, China (´Ruyi´) (through its wholly owned subsidiary), have executed definitive agreements for a joint venture in textiles.

A creative idea, a happy basic intuition, verified as for its efficiency and fine-tuned through a long series of experiments carried out on the IndigoLab machine, suitably updated for this purpose, at the Italy-based Master´s research & development (R&D) department enabled the company to industrialise the revolutionary, eco-friendly,

The 2-day Cotton India 2014 held very recently at The Renaissance Hotel, Mumbai, really´wove the world of cotton together´, as the organisers, Cotton Association of India (CAI) has mentioned in their programme brochure.

The hidden potential of silicones for the Indian market has still not been fully explored. Though the market is a bit slow, the leading producers are upbeat and are hard at cracking it. An exclusive ITJ report

COTTON USA debuts a new global campaign at the Heimtextil trade show from January 14-17, 2015 in Hall 8.0/ H60 at the Frankfurt Exhibition Centre in Frankfurt, Germany.

In opening the 13th edition of OUTLOOK?, the world-leading conference for the nonwovens personal care industry, Pierre Wiertz, General Manager of EDANA reminded delegates that there was a close relationship between many of the conference themes,

One of the biggest problems India is facing today is the availability of clean water. A recent study indicates that by 2030 the water supply in India will be half of its demand – enough to significantly hamper the social & economic development of the country.