According to the Textile Ministry, ten more design resource centres have been set up by the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in order to help the handloom sector.
A research at Wageningen University & Research shows that there are definite possibilities to create raw materials for clothing fibres from waste streams from rice, maize, bananas, pineapples and sugar cane.
Kaixi Fashion Bangladesh Co Ltd, a Chinese textile company, has announced that it is going to invest an amount of $ 6 million in a lingerie manufacturing industry in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Fashinza – a global B2B manufacturing start-up – has announced that it is going to hire a new Senior Leader to drive its global and international expansion.
To provide clean, sustainable, and eco-friendly fabric, a Hyderabad-based entrepreneur, Deepthi Nathala, has developed Hecoll that can be used to make a range of products.
A new qualification method has been developed by the Textile testing partner Hohenstein which has been qualified to detect the type and extent of genetic modifications in organic cotton.
According to the Textile Ministry, ten more design resource centres have been set up by the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) in order to help the handloom sector.