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Birla Cellulose, one of the global leaders in man-made cellulose fibre (MMCF), has achieved a breakthrough in manufacturing viscose fibre using pre-consumer cotton fabric waste
With transformation of the Indian economy post liberalisation in the early 1990s, the demand and consumption of technical textiles products in India has been consistently increasing, says a report from KPMG.
World cotton production is projected to be lower than its consumption for the fourth year in row. This has marginally supported the cotton prices in CS19 despite the subdued demand.
Currently man-made fibre (MMF) dominates global textile fibre consumption with 72:28 ratio â€â€MMF 72 per cent and natural fibre 28 per cent.
LIVA, the new-generation fibre created by the Birla Cellulose of Aditya Birla Group since its launch, has been enjoying an enviable fame for its fluidity in the textile market.
In partnership with Fulgar, Italy-based Tessiltex-Squinabol is presenting an exclusive green fabric made using Amni Soul Eco 6.6 nylon biodegradable yarn at Premiere Vision Paris fair.