After ITMA ASIA + CITME that took place from June 12 to June 16, 2021, The KARL MAYER Group has presented a positive summary. The event was held in Shanghai.

Climate changes can affect half of the global cotton-growing regions by 2040. These regions could be exposed to extreme weather events, changes in rainfall, and high risks from temperature increases

According to a report published in 2019 by the Maharashtra Pollution Control Board (MPCB), 67% of textile industries are polluting. Maharashtra has the highest number of polluted rivers in the country.

According to Stephan Kehry, Textile product Manager, Mahlo, the company offers a tool to the manufacturers so that they can evaluate and monitor the condition of their fabric.

According to The Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC), the supply chain imbalance can be prevented by a probe into the sudden spike in cotton yarn prices.

Climate changes can affect half of the global cotton-growing regions by 2040. These regions could be exposed to extreme weather events, changes in rainfall, and high risks from temperature increases

With the Covid-19 situation prevailing in the world, the living and working conditions for the workers in the garment supply chains have caused an increase in the risk of forced labour.

Pakistan’s textile export in FY21 has registered a growth of 18.9% and is currently standing at $13.7 billion. The same for May 21 registered a growth of 41.1% and is standing at $1.06 billion.

In conjunction with its Indian partner, A.T.E., Power-Heat-Set GmbH (PHS) is giving maximum attention to the individual requirements of established customers and prospective clients.