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Fiber Innovation Technology Inc., Johnson City, Tenn., now offers a full line of polyphenylene sulfide (PPS) monocomponent staple fibers for applications that require heat and chemical resistance.The fibers are made with Fortron?PPS from Florence, Ky.-based Ticona, the technical polymers business of Dallas-based Celanese Corp. Fiber Innovation Technology offers the fibers in standard 2- to 3-denier round cross sections, with cut lengths ranging from 0.25 to 6 inches and crimp levels from uncrimp
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Although US and Chinese trade officials have been unable to agree on a comprehensive textile trade agreement, both sides say an agreement is possible and they will meet again, probably later this month. Following two days of negotiations last week, it was apparent that fundamental differences remain, but everyone involved ?US textile manufacturers, importers of clothing and textiles and both governments ?would like to resolve what has become a highly contentious issue. With Chinese President Wu
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In the race to reach their customers, the retailer will not lag behind.
And not the least under the pretext on non-avialablility of apparels and textiles at their showrooms or racks.
For the present, retailers from the EU and the US fid it hard to be left with little or non atall clothings stocks comprising trousers, t-shirts, bras and other innerwear as they have been put under quotas or limits.
The EU has snapped supply lines by holding consignments of over 80 million bras, jumpers, t
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Nonwovens Raw Materials, Equipment and Machinery Industry Fair scheduled for September 26-28, 2005 at INTEX Shanghai.
Industry players such as Albany, Ason Neumag, Asselin, Avery Dennison, BBA Nonwovens, 3M China, Cognex, Ciba Specialty Chemicals, Dan Webforming, Degussa Superabsorber, Dilo System, Eduard Kuesters, Exxon Mobil, Fameccanica, Fleissner, GDM, Hainan Xinlong, ITW Dynatec, Kang Na Hsiung, Kosh Cellulose, Lenzing , Korea Non-Woven Industry Cooperative (KNIC), National Starch &
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Carpet exports for the current fiscal year are likely to cross US $300mn, according to Abdul Ghafoor Sajid, Chairman of the Pakistan Carpet Manufacturers and Exporters Association.He was speaking at conclusion of the three-day Carpet Exhibition 2005.Huge orders on Pakistan carpet exporters were placed by foreign buyers during the exhibition, he said.The exhibition had 12 stall from India, 2 from China, apart more than 70 other stalls.Buyers from USA, Germany, South Africa, China, France, Italy,
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European Union Trade Commissioner Peter Mandelson warned that consumers will pay higher prices and face clothing shortages unless EU governments release more than 80 million pieces of Chinese garments blocked from entering Europe. He wants the EU's 25 governments to permit clothing shipments that exceed quotas on Chinese imports he put into place in June to protect manufacturers such as Marzotto SpA, owner of the Hugo Boss label. With caps for most of the 10 textile categories filled, shops are
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The Shikibo Corporation, extracting the fiber from the palm shell of the palm, developed the technology which it utilizes in the fiber for the clothing with this as a biomath resource.The truth of the palm (the coconut) from after extracting the juice, the pulp and the oil and fat, many of the generally known palm shell which remains drying, are made the fuel, but around the area of production there are also some which are left. In fiber field being thick, stiffness for the sake of, with other c
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BEIJING: China's textile industry leader voiced pessimism about stalled Sino-US trade talks, while manufacturers warned the failure to reach agreement would aggravate the standoff.
Their comments came as Washington announced more restrictions on Chinese garment imports after a fourth round of talks between the two sides to solve the simmering row broke up with no solution.
The Committee for the Implementation of Textile Agreements (Cita) upheld US industry requests for safeguards on imports
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BEIJING: China and the European Union negotiated late into the evening yesterday to try to strike a deal to unblock millions of Chinese garments piled up in EU ports because they exceed import quotas.
The problem has split the 25-member European Union, embarrassed the European Commission, the EU executive, and marred the run-up to an EU-China summit in Beijing on Monday.
"There are no sticking points as such, but there's no deal until there's a deal," EU trade chief Peter Mandelson told repo
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India? textile exports to the US and EU have marked a quantum jump during first half of the current calender year (January-June), marking strong performance after the elimination of quotas. In the US market, India? exports achieved a growth of 29.5% while it has grown nearly 75% in the EU.
India? performance is much higher than the average growth of imports of textiles and clothing to USA, which is 10.98%,?said B K Patodia, chairman, Texprocil. In terms of growth, India stands next only to Ch