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  • The PP (Polypropylene) market of Nanjing City of Jiangsu province of eastern China registered price drops this week, razed by the announcement of the official prices by Sinopec's eastern China sales branch.At press time, the offers for PP yarn grade F401 and S1004 were marked lower at approximately RMB 10400/mt and RMB 10300/mt respectively.Benefits of PP copolymer grade were tight therefore, offers were marked higher with PP K8003 and J340 offered at approximately RMB 11900/mt. The market offer
  • Apparel production in China stood at 1.282 billion pieces in September; this shows 21.9 percent year-on-year growth.At the same time, it has also slackened the growth, which was 30.8 percent in August (production was 1.355 billion pieces).All the categories with the weakest segment being down apparel experienced this slackening in production. Down apparel production plunged 5.5 percent, the first monthly decrease since March.Children's apparel continued to capture strong market share and grew 65
  • Monthly production of cotton fabric in India amounted to 1.915 billion square meters in September, down from the monthly record production realized in August of 2.016 billion square meters.Production during September recorded 8.7 percent year-on-year growth, and was the second highest month on record. All the major segments registered the sluggish growth.Handloom production came down to 2.6 percent from 12.6 percent, while powerloom production dipped to 16.8 percent from 28.0 percent in August.
  • WASHINGTON (AFX) - The US government dropped all pending decisions to impose quotas on Chinese textile imports after the two nations clinched a deal to regulate the trade. The Commerce Department said all 24 outstanding requests by US industry groups for so-called safeguards on textile imports had been scrapped in light of the agreement reached two weeks ago. 'The agreement establishes conditions on trade in the vast majority of products covered by these cases and provides a general framework fo
  • Federation of Indian Export Organisations (FIEO)? President FIEO Shri O.P.Garg stated that industry was expecting the same from quite sometime, reacting to recent increase in the Drawback rates.He added that such increase may not provide stability as after three month new exercise will begin again subsequent to the Union budget 2006. He suggested that DOR should factor the changes in international price of inputs and provides a mechanism for its adjustment during the year also. President stated
  • National Bureau of Statistics of China released the Industrial results for January-September, 2005.From January to September, the total volume of profits made by industrial enterprises above designated size (All state-owned enterprises and those non-state-owned enterprises with an annual sales income over 5 million yuan, same as follow) stood at 988.3 billion yuan, up by 20.1 percent as compared with the same period of previous year (same as follows, if not specifically mentioned).Comprehensive
  • Jute Corporation of India stated that unprecedented buoyancy prevails among the jute growers in this agricultural hinterland. Prices of raw jute, also known as golden fibre, have roomed sky-high right from the beginning of the trade season.Currently, the prices of raw jute, the real mainstay of farm economy in this region, are pegged onto Rs 1,570 or so per quintal.However, the statutory minimum support price was stipulated by the Central government at Rs 941 per quintal, according to Jute Corpo
  • Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FICCI) has sought a reduction in excise and customs duties in the forthcoming Budget to make Indian textile globally.In its pre-Budget memorandum, the chamber said excise duty on input and capital goods should be reduced to 8.16 percent from the current 16.32 percent. FICCI informed that the value addition in yarns are usually in the range of 35-40 percent over input costs, which results in unutilisation of Cenvat credit to the extent of Rs
  • The textile industry has been handed a blow after the European Union and the United States moved last week to further relax Chinese import quotas. A looming trade war with China forced the EU and US to relax the quotas agreed in May, which were meant to protect their domestic producers. Industry players have warned of further job losses in the textile industry, arguing that high production costs in Kenya are likely to price local products out of the export market. Jaswinder Bedi, chairman of
  • Putting fibre production to a new monthly record of 105,600 tons, China's additional new capacity came on line in September.This growth registered a 28.3 percent year-on-year expansion. China is the world's largest producer of viscose fiber.Since December 2004, China has been increasing its monthly viscose fibre production at a double-digit rate. From January to September, production of viscose fiber touched the mark of 824,400 tons; this showed 19 percent year-on-year growth.India, the second l
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