In this article, Sanjay Arora highlights the current status of the Indian weaving industry in terms of production, capacities, fabric demand and emerging trends.
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According to a study by North Carolina State University researchers, layers of electrically conductive ink can be printed on polyester fabric to make an e-textile for using in the design of future wearable devices.
Even after the disruptions caused due to the lockdown, cotton prices are trading at all-time highs. This is because the demand for cotton has been strong and the Indian mills are holding more than 100 days of inventory.
According to a study by North Carolina State University researchers, layers of electrically conductive ink can be printed on polyester fabric to make an e-textile for using in the design of future wearable devices.
Even after the disruptions caused due to the lockdown, cotton prices are trading at all-time highs. This is because the demand for cotton has been strong and the Indian mills are holding more than 100 days of inventory.
Cotton sowing in Punjab has been delayed because only 20% of the crop has been sown till May 10. Also, only 63,220 hectares of land has been used for sowing in Punjab, according to Punjab Agriculture Department.
While Indian spinners are benefiting from the higher global cotton yarn demand at present, the re-emergence of the Covid 19 pandemic could play a spoilsport, says Rakesh Rao