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Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles to return in August 2021
From 25 – 27 August, 2021, Intertextile Shanghai Home Textiles – Autumn Edition will join forces with Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Autumn Edition, Yarn Expo Autumn, PH Value and CHIC to showcase the latest products and services within the entire textile sector. Collectively, the fairs ...Read more -
Vietnam FTA to EU will hurt Indian apparel sector
The FTA will also lessen many of the current non-tariff barriers to trade with Vietnam and open up Vietnamese services and public procurement markets to European Union companies. This new gateway of opportunity will bear fruit for the Vietnam apparel industry among other manufacturing industries...Read more -
TEXPROCIL urges policy intervention in textile sector
TEXPROCIL urges policy intervention in textile sector The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council of India (TEXPROCIL) has requested the government for urgent policy intervention to provide fiscal relief and ensure credit flow to the textile sector. The suggested steps include extending the Reb...Read more -
Procedures for making and sterilizing surgical masks
Procedures for making and sterilizing surgical masks At present, China ministry of industry and information technology is making every effort to determine the source of Medical protective clothing, medical N95 masks and other medical protective equipment, step up the organization of production an...Read more -
India could exploit the opportunity presented by Coronavirus
India could exploit the opportunity presented by Coronavirus The Coronavirus (COVID 19) outbreak in China is likely to affect Indian textile and apparel industry, in many positive ways. A recent press release by the Clothing Manufacturers Association of India (CMAI) reveals, the prevailing sit...Read more -
Textile Ministry accelerates industry growth momentum
Textile Ministry accelerates industry growth momentum According to Minister of Textiles Smriti Irani, there is huge potential for India to increase the number of large-scale textile companies even as the government sought ways to help the MSMEs At the Symposium on Emerging Opportunities for India...Read more -
Coronavirus halts Indian cotton export to China
Coronavirus halts Indian cotton export to China Coronavirus is not only about a massive health scare, but it is also dampening businesses across the world. Around 2,50,000 bales of cotton export from India to China has been temporarily on hold. However, Indian cotton exporters expect the situatio...Read more -
Orders shifting to Turkey from China
Orders shifting to Turkey from China Several fashion retailers have been in contact with Turkish firms to move their manufacturing operations from coronavirus-hit China to Turkey, with the initial investment estimated to bring in as much as $2 billion, Reuters reported on 7 February. The order al...Read more -
Taiwan’s current crossroads situation brands should take into consideration
Taiwan’s current crossroads situation brands should take into consideration. ‘The real value of the Taiwanese fashion market can only be understood when it is not seen through the prism of its giant neighbour.’ Tensions with Beijing have come into sharp focus ahead of Taiwan’s p...Read more -
Biosynthetic performance fabrics developed by Dyntex
Biosynthetic performance fabrics developed by Dyntex. Austrian textile manufacturer Dyntex has developed two new ultralight biosynthetic fabrics for high performance apparel. Dyntex Biodegradable and Dyntex Biological Origin are the culmination of three years R&D, with company CEO, Mathias Br...Read more -
Oeko-Tex enlarges its sustainability label
Oeko-Tex enlarges its sustainability label. Testing and certification organisation Oeko-Tex’s Made in Green sustainability label now includes leather products under newly updated guidelines which come fully into effect in April. Oeko-Tex says its guidelines, including test criteria and limi...Read more -
Kering’s benefaction towards the support of Australian fire fight
Kering’s benefaction towards the support of Australian fire fight. Luxury fashion group Kering, which owns the brands Gucci, Saint Laurent, Bottega Veneta, Balenciaga, Alexander McQueen, to name but a few, says it will contribute AU$1 million in support of efforts to combat Australia’s ongo...Read more