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  • 'There is huge demand of jute and jute goods of Bangladesh in around 60 countries' Jute and jute goods export maintained a steady growth as the country earned $66.18 crore in the first seven months (July-January) of the current fiscal year (FY2017-18), which is 17.36% up from the previous fiscal (FY2016-17). The country earned $563.9 million by exporting jute and jute goods during the same period in FY2016-17. According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), earnings from raw jute ex
  • Applied DNA Sciences has announced the receipt of a notice of allowance for its U.S. Patent Application No. 14/191,947 (US 2014/0295423 A1) entitled Methods for Genetic Analysis of Textiles Made of Gossypium barbadense and Gossypium hirsutum Cotton. The allowed patent application supports the company’s patent protection for its fiberTyping technology. The newly allowed ‘947 application protects the company’s proprietary methods of cotton species identification in a manufactured article via t
  • India Ratings and Research has maintained a stable outlook for cotton textiles and synthetics for fiscal 2018-19 as margins may expand due to softening in cotton prices, better consumer spending outlook and the low base effect of the last fiscal. However, the possible impact of pink bollworm on cotton and rising crude prices on synthetics are the constraints. Better margins, modest reduction in working capital requirements and subdued capital expenditure in the next fiscal will lead to an im
  • Loepfe Brothers Ltd., manufacturer of sensors and monitoring equipment for yarn spinning and fabric weaving processes, has launched the new optional feature in the yarn clearer YarnMaster ZENIT+, the OffColor detection. The OffColor detection is able to detect and eliminate very small colour and shade variations in the yarn during the winding process. Mélange yarns and colour-effect yarns are a growing trend in the garment industry. In order to have an optimum mélange yarn, the fibres have t
  • Connected, Control Union’s supply chain traceability platform, has mapped supply chains to the origins of raw materials. Several fibre suppliers, including Lenzing Group, Aditya Birla and ENKA International have joined the Connected, an open platform, allowing companies to trace a product’s journey back, from finished garment to the source of raw materials. The platform also allows users to acquire a range of important data, from flows of materials to compliance information. Every produc
  • The African countries to enhance textile manufacturing sector that presently contributes 8.7 percent to the regional Gross Domestic Product to 25 percent by 2032. In March 2016, the head of states in the East African Community (EAC), which comprises of Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania, Rwanda, Burundi and South Sudan, had agreed to ban import of used clothes from the US and UK into the region in three years as part of the EAC Vision 2050 and the Industrialization Policy. The countries are hoping that loc
  • Luthai Textile, one of the market leader in apparel textile from China with strong business relationship globally, has been recording a steadily growing demand for its high-quality fabric products in China and in over 30 export markets around the world, attributes the company’s success to speed in commercialising carefully researched innovations and to close working partnerships with companies like Invista said Assistant General Manager Wang Changzhao. Invista is a leading integrated producer
  • It is reported that a new Chinese-made print head is in development, with digital textile printing applications in mind. A source told WTiN that the print head is being produced by Suzhou RealFast Print Technology, which was founded in 2013 and is located at Suzhou Industrial Park in Wuxi, China. Already focused on inkjet print head technology and related products, Suzhou’s business has to date been directed at development for high-speed office printing, inkjet printing broadly, printing elec
  • The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor has been leaving motivational impacts on different sectors in Pakistan through its plentiful economic benefits and opportunities, said a report released here on Thursday. The report, "The economic benefits of the modern silk road: The China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC)," is jointly prepared by the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants (ACCA) Pakistan and the Pakistan-China Institute (PCI). The report, which is based on research work and su
  • Kenya’s National Youth Service (NYS) has been allocated 100,000 acres of the Galana-Kulalu Complex to revive the ailing textile industry, President Uhuru Kenyatta said during the passing out parade of NYS recruits in Gilgil recently. He said the project is in line with his Big Four Agenda aimed at steering the economy to double digit growth. Under the plan, 50,000 jobs are expected to be created in cotton farming, which has a target of generating 20 billion Kenyan shilling (Sh) in apparel ex
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