Cut-resistant fabrics are gaining popularity in the field of protective fabrics. Recently developed cut-resistant fabric products such as gloves and aprons have many advantages over the conventional materials,

Bamboo can yield eco-friendly fabrics, which due to high functional properties can be used medical, military, industrial, domestic, apparel and household furnishing applications, affirm G Mahesh and D Anitha.

Textiles in medical applications have vast scope, and in this, extracorporeal devices play a vital role because life-saving products in artificial form can be developed through intense research, affirm M Saravanan and A Thambidurai.

Exporters from TPP member countries will get preferential access in the US market vis-a-vis exporters from non-TPP member countries, i.e., India, writes Gaurav Agarwal.

The dyeing process isnt the only major water consumer, but growing crops and many other industrial processes consume significant quantities of water, assert Pratibha Thapa and Preeti Sodhi Thakur.

Textiles can provide protection from ultraviolet rays, the capability of which depends on the type, weave, thickness, and construction of materials as well as chemical finishes present on the fabric

Itema started Q1 2014 on a very positive note and in line with the strong growth experienced in the same period last year.