Major cities in Cambodia have gone into lockdown because of the COVID-19 pandemic. As a relief to the textile industry, the government will now allow workers in the yellow zone to work with certain restrictions.

Businesses are returning to normalcy after a few months of vaccine drives and now that cases of COVID-19 are under control. In the new normal, the overall retailing experience is set to be altered.

India’s textile industry, one of the largest in the world, has a great opportunity to lead the way in reimagining the supply and value chains through sustainable sourcing and manufacturing process.

Screen-O-Tex is a preferred supplier of rotary nickel screens across India with a range of well-proven, precision nickel screens for textile and non-textile rotary printing applications.

The company will spend Rs 6 billion to upgrade equipment and add capacity at its Nagpur manufacturing site. The new PET resin facility at Nagpur is expected to be operational by Q2 of 2022

Bella Casa – one of the country’s leading manufacturers and distributors of ethnic wear and home textiles – has set up a Greenfield manufacturing facility in Jaipur with a production capacity of 2.4 million units a year.

Eradicating child labour in any form of employment is an important issue across the world. All the major importing countries, especially United States of America in particular, are very sensitive to this issue.

A year into lockdown, research finds sharp increase in consumer demand for sustainable products and business practices.

The Polygiene® partner Colors is now launching the Regenesis ViralOff® Trigger Shield sprays and other ready-to-use products for consumers, with Polygiene ViralOff® as the active ingredient.