In a meeting held on Wednesday, BSE said that it has joined hands with Dun & Bradstreet Information Services India to create an ecosystem to help small and medium enterprises grow. The entities have also signed an MOU.

A new FET-100 series laboratory melt spinning system has been set up by Fibre Extrusion Technology Limited (FET) of Leeds, England, for filament yarn application in Indonesia.

The pandemic situation has adversely affected industries and workers in Vietnam. According to the reports, four industrial parks Van Trung, Quang Chau, Dinh Tram, and Song Khe – Noi Hoang have been shut down in Bac Giang.

Centre for Responsible Business and Alliance For Water Stewardship and Water Management Forum organised a workshop to share the benefits of wastewater management in the textile industry. This will help the climate too.

The rate of inflation doubled in April due to a hike in the prices of fashion apparel and a drop in the prices of energy supplies. As per ONS, CPI jumped to 1.5% in April from that of 0.7% in March.

As COVID-19 caused huge losses in the fashion sector, the Clean Clothes Campaign, a global network of labour rights, appealed to UK, EU, Norway, Switzerland, and Australia to support the TRIPS waiver proposal.

The company will add a large-scale Dan-Web airlaid production line to the Engineered Absorbent Materials (EAM) facility. This move will help the company become a leading airlaid nonwovens provider.

Myanmar’s political instability, lockdown in Cambodia and a the COVID-19 situation in India has prompted international retailers and brands to divert work orders to Bangladesh. Export earnings hit $3.13 billion in April.

The fund will be utilised for expanding the brands’ Direct-to-consumer (D2C) footprint domestically and internationally. The parent company of fashion brands, FabAlley and Indya, had raised Rs 207.4 million in June 2020.