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BANGLADESH: Apparel sector to grow by 14 percent annually over the next four years.
The Bangladesh apparel market will grow by more than 14 percent annually over the next four years, according to a market research.
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GERMANY: Cooperation between Serbian and German textile industries
Minister of Economy and Regional Development Nebojsa Ciric has been on a working visit to Germany today during which he presented Serbia’s industry of textile and garments at a conference in the Chamb...
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Egypt: Egypt's textile crisis keeps on spinning.
Factory-owners continue to demand a halt in cotton exports to ease up the growing financial burden of acquiring raw materials
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EGYPT: The holding comapny for cotton, spinning and weaving pays about 110 million Egp for the employees.
Eng. Mohsen El Gilani (Chairman of the Holding Company for Cotton, Spinning and Weaving and Garment) confirmed that that there is no intention to liquidate the company's production lines and factories...
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JAPAN: Japanese textile businesses choose Vietnam.
With rational labour costs, Vietnam is a good investment destination for Japanese garment and textile businesses, said a senior JICA expert.
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JAPAN: Japan's Man-Made Fibre Production increase by 8.7% in March.
The Japan Chemical Fibers Association reported that the nation’s production of man-made fibers increased by 8.7% in March from the same month of last year to 88,603 tons, of which synthetic fibers ros...
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VIETNAM: Garment Exports to hit $13 billion this year.
Vietnam should be able to export US$13 billion of garments and textiles this year, according to the Vietnam Textile and Apparel Association (Vitas).
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BANGLADESH: Bangladeshi exports surges by 40.3 % in nine months ending March.
Bangladesh's exports surged by nearly 41% in March year-on-year to US$2.14 billion. Its exports for July 2010 to March 2011, the first nine months of the 2010/11 fiscal year of the country, rose by 40...
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THAILAND: Thai garment manufacturers relocating to Vietnam for lower production costs.
According to the Thai Garment Manufacturers Association (TGMA), there is a recent trend for Thai garment manufacturers to relocate their production bases to Vietnam for cheaper production costs, espec...
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EGYPT:The Holding Co. for Cotton,Spinning & Weaving achieves a significant decline in net losses.
Achieving a significant decline in net losses, the Holding Company for Cotton, Spinning and Weaving and Garments held a general assembly meeting to announce its yearly financials.
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BANGLADESH: Bangladesh now world's second largest knitted goods manufacturer.
Bangladesh has become the world's second largest exporter of knitted goods, beating Turkey in terms of volume last year, a report in the country’s Financial Express said on Sunday.
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INDIA: India Removes Restriction on Cotton Yarn Exports.
As of April 1, India’s restrictions on cotton yarn exports are officially a thing of the past. On March 31, India’s Director General of Foreign Trade removed the restrictions on cotton yarn exports ef...
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JAPAN: Japan`s Nonwovens production dropped down by 1.1% in January.
The Japan Ministry of Economy, Trade & Industry (METI) reported that the nation’s production of nonwoven fabrics in January 2011 decreased by 1.1% from the same month of last year to 25,524 tons.
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ROMANIA: H&M opens first store in Romania and will open 5 more stores.
The wait is over – AFI Palace Cotroceni opened the doors to the first H&M store in Romania. Around thousand fashion lovers gathered in front of the two-floor, 1,700 sqm store this morning.
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EGYPT: Indomrama Group intends to develop it's investments in Egypt.
Indorama Shebin Textiles Co. S.A.E which is considered one of the largest Indian companies in spinning and weaving, has confirmed its intention to move forward in the development of its investments in...
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SRI LANKA: Sri Lankan Apparel Exports maintain growth momentum.
Sri Lanka’s apparel industry is expected to register a growth rate of four percent this year keeping its growth momentum intact. From January to November, 2010, country’s apparel industry recorded gro...
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BANGLADESH: Bangladesh Jan exports surge 34% on garments.
Bangladesh’s exports in January surged 34.3 percent on the year to $1.92 billion, due to a sharp rise in apparel sales, the Export Promotion Bureau said on Monday.
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Japan: May cut 2011 ethylene output on Middle East competition
Japan may cut production of ethylene, a raw material used to make plastics and synthetic fibers, this year because of increased competition from the Middle East, according to Mizuho Securities Co. Jap...
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CHINA: Garments Makers shift target from US to China.
Garments makers are turning their eyes to China after failing to secure a trade deal with the United States which sought duty-free entry for garments made from US textiles.
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Australia: Adidas partnership to boost sustainable manufacturing
Adidas has signed a US$207,000 research contract with an Australian university as part of a partnership working to advance the sustainable manufacturing of sports shoes and clothing in Asia.