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  • Textile and garment is Vietnam’s most important export sector. In 2014, textile and garment export has crossed US$24 billion, a year on year increase of 19 percent seen. Of garment products was up 17 percent to US$21 billion and textile exports brought over US$3 billion over the same period last year. This shows that Vietnam’s textile and garment are not only competition but also a big attraction in the international market. Taking this into consideration, the Vietnam Textile and Garment Asso
  • The price index of issue 20150105 of “China • Keqiao Textile Index” closed at 103.58 points, decreased by 0.33% MOM and 1.93% YOY. In this period, sales of textile raw material, grey cloth and apparel fabric all decreased, while turnovers of home textiles and apparel accessories rebounded. A. Price of textile raw material had a slight decline. According to statistics, price index of raw material in this period closed at 85.48 points, decreased by 0.49% MOM and 6.66% YOY. Prices of poly
  • With demand for premium European textile products growing, Intertextile Shanghai Apparel Fabrics – Spring Edition 2015 will once again feature SalonEurope and the Milano Unica pavilions. Leading European apparel fabrics and accessories suppliers will showcase their products at these two pavilions. Organiser, Messe Frankfurt says, over 2,000 exhibitors are expected to take part in the 2015 fair across 100,000 sq metres of exhibition space, twice the size of 2014 Spring Edition.Intertextile
  • Sri Lankan handloom textile industry is one of the country's oldest traditional crafts. The industry has helped showcase the undying creativity of generations of Sri Lankans taking them to the international arena. The modern design trends combined with traditional designs and the influx of new processing techniques has given a new life to Sri Lankan handlooms. The industry has gained a dominant identity and a foothold in the competitive international market. Sri Lanka is capable of produci
  • The Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association (PRGMEA) on Saturday demanded the govt to prioritize value-added textile industry in energy supply on the patron of Bangladesh, as the garment industry is presently without gas in Punjab. Prgmea Central Chairman Ijaz Khokhar said that the government has allocated about 100 MMCFD gas to the entire export-oriented industry but now the spinners are being facilitated only. He requested MoC to keep focus on apparel industry
  • Footwear and accessories label Ugg Australia launched its debut Home Collection for Autumn/Winter 14-15. Ugg Home Collection officially launched online in 2013, but the label renewed the collection for this season and introduced it in store in its first 'Home' flagship store in Sydney, Australia. The Home Collection product range consists of 17 different items, ranging from pillows, blankets and carpets as well as dressing gowns, which come in a variety of natural colors and different fa
  • Cambodia’s natural silk industry is on the verge of extinction due to the widespread use of pesticides that have severely damaged the health of silkworms, leading producers to rely on imported synthetic fibers to meet demand, experts say. Men Sinoeun, executive director of the Artisan’s Association of Cambodia, said global demand for the luxury fiber in recent years has remained at between 300 and 400 tons, while the production of natural silk in Cambodia has continued to fall, dropping to on
  • The Pakistan Cotton Ginners Association (PCGA) fortnightly report shows that the Trading Corporation of Pakistan has purchased only 92,700 bales of cotton while 1,39,58,447 cotton bales were sourced to the country's ginners by December 31st,2014, which shows an increase of 10.16 percent than last year when ginneries received 1,26,70,902 cotton bales. PCGA Chairman Hafeez Anwar briefed journalists on Saturday about seed-cotton (phutti) arrivals, sales and unsold stock of cotton. He said that 1
  • Despite several challenges faced by the apparel industry, export earnings from the RMG sector rose by nearly 5% to US$22.25bn in January-November this year compared to the same period last year. According to the Export Promotion Bureau (EPB), Bangladesh fetched $22.25bn in 11 months of 2014, which was $21.22bn in the previous year. The knitwear export during the period stood at $11bn with a rise of 6.723% from the previous year’s $10.4bn. Woven products earned $11.15bn growing at 3.05% as
  • Saying that non-refund of TUF subsidies has impacted future projects, textile industry representatives in a joint memorandum have asked for a cut in duties to revive the industry. For 'Make in India' to succeed in the textile sector, the government should ensure that raw material costs, costs of converting raw material to finished goods as well as the tariff should be less than or equal to international prices, they said in the memorandum. The Southern India Mills’ Association (SIMA), Confe
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