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The efficiency of modern dyeing machines provides great advantages in terms of quality and cost effectiveness. Noseda engineers have developed a machine capable of reducing processing costs thanks to excellent reproducibility, quality and operating flexibility features.

Liva has associated with leading women’s brands in India and has penetrated more than 2,000 retail outlets across the country. With an objective to bring sarees back in vogue, LIVA is all set to launch its saree with LIVA fabrics, pan India. Innovative sarees that bring the best of fashion, comfort and convenience to the consumer.

Nanotechnology is providing clothing manufacturers with whole new dimensions of design to work with, feels Dr SS Verma. Many of the discoveries in science and technology have been inspired from nature itself. Scientists and engineers through their quest of theoretical knowledge and experiments are always trying their level best to mimic processes already taking place in our nature.

Gujarat’s textile policy, announced in 2012, has so far attracted investment commitment worth Rs 9,208 crore through various sectors such as weaving, made-ups, processing, spinning, ginning and technical textiles. The plan is to attract Rs 20,000 crore investment and 2.5 million new jobs by 2017.

Since India did not have export subsidies during 1986 to 1988, which is the base period per the Uruguay Round Agreement on Agriculture (AOA), India is not entitled to export subsidies. However, subsidies to reduce the cost of marketing, transportation costs, handling and processing costs are permitted without circumventing the export subsidy reduction commitments.

The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (Texprocil) has welcomed the Government’s decision to amend the Incremental Exports Incentivisation Scheme (IEIS) and the Merchandise Exports from India Scheme (MEIS). The Government removed the restriction under IEIS last week. “The decision of the Government to issue duty credit scrips under the IEIS without any restriction will certainly improve the cash flow of the exporters,” Texprocil Chairman RK Dalmia said.

Malaysia’s textile division will grow by at least 30 per cent, thanks to a surge of investment when the Trans-Pacific Partnership (TPP) agreement comes into force, according to Rebecca Chiang, executive director, Malaysian Knitting Manufacturers Association (MKMA). The trade deal’s ‘yarn forward’ rule makes it mandatory to use TPP member-country produced yarn for TPP-made textiles in order to be covered by the agreement’s market access benefits