ITAMMA is one of the oldest and largest textile engineering associations in the world. It has organised many events helping its members from the textile engineering industry by providing a platform for business interaction with the industrialists and entrepreneurs from the textile industry.
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Texfair exhibition in Coimbatore, organised once every two years, is a unique event organised by the user industry association for the mutual benefit of the manufacturers/suppliers of textile machinery, spares, accessories, equipment, etc.
Will India be the next China? The debate is still on, while China is taking all necessary steps to keep its fortunes in textiles intact. Leave alone China! After attending the ITM Turkey a few weeks ago, the spotlight for some textile interested persons like me is now on Turkey and India.
Loepfe has presented the brand new MillMaster TOP at the ITMA 2015 for the first time. The first systems have already been successfully installed in India, Italy, China, Turkey and Mexico.
“As it is always an honor to reside with SIMA on its continuous efforts towards the well-being of the textile industry at large, SIMA deserves a great deal of unbiased appreciation for its focused and unique way of contributing to the prosperity of the industry. So it is obvious that ‘TEXFAIR-2016’ is going to be an extra mileage and a landmark to be remembered with by the textile fraternity. While, amidst the felicitation, let me share a few thoughts with you on the present scenario of the textile industry.
Leading spinners are being invited to go ´back to school´ in a unique concept to promote high-level independent analysis of the problems facing the industry in the years to come. USTER® QUALITY UNIVERSITY offers a platform for discussion of the complex procedures involved in the profitable production of quality yarns
The number of facilities certified to the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS) kept on growing last year, from 3,663 facilities in 2014 to 3,814 facilities in 2015. GOTS is recognised worldwide as the leading processing standard for textiles made with organic fibres. GOTS certified facilities are now located in 68 (63 in 2014) countries around the world.