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www.expresstextile.com FORTNIGHTLY INSIGHT FOR TEXTILE PROFESSIONALS
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RBI’s questionable cotton production statistics
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) continues to keep its eyes closed to the ground realities, while presenting its estimates of cotton crop for the 2004-05 season, as also for the earlier seasons.

Market access for Indian garments in US and EU - II
India has been in negotiation with SAARC partners on SAFTA. Current Indian customs tariffs, insofar as garments are concerned, are 15 per cent ad valorem or a certain specific duty (in rupee per piece) for selected items of garments.

Uneasy calm in Tirupur
This columnist witnessed an uneasy calm in Tirupur recently. It is not the lack of sell orders but the prevalence of a court order which is troubling the knitwear manufacturers.

Is Indian TEI making the most of the global machinery trade shows?

New Projects

Tinius Olsen introduces state-of-the-art material testing machine
Tinius Olsen, UK with an experience of more than 125 years is the leading specialist manufacturer and supplier of static tension and/or compression materials testing machines.

Lenzing upbeat about India, to set up viscose plant in China
Already well-known for its speciality cellulosic fibres Lenzing Modal and Tencel, Lenzing Fibers is all set to expand its base in India. The Austria based, world’s cellulose fiber technology leader, Lenzing Fibers is soon becoming a more aggressive player in the Indian textile market.

CITI moots new scheme for revival of weak mills
With lukewarm response to the debt-restructuring package, which was announced two years back for the revival of technically viable but financially weak mills in the country, the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) has mooted a new scheme.

SDC and National Physical Laboratory define standard format for data
A new standard for communication between colour computers has been developed by the Colour Measurement Committee of the Society of Dyers and Colourists (SDC) working in partnership with the National Physical Laboratory (NPL).

TAI office bearers
Mr C Bose, managing director, Silvassa Industries has been elected the president, and Mr Mahendra Tanna, managing director, CHT India, the vice president of the Textile Association (India), Mumbai unit, for the term 2005-07.

Italian furnishing fabric maker eyes Indian market
The Italian Trade Commission (ICE) has organised a trade delegation from Italy comprising of Italian companies who are seriously looking at possibilities of business and industrial cooperation with Indian companies.

US industry reapplies for nine safeguards against China
Citing continuing Chinese govzrnment intransigence on bilateral consultations and an ongoing flood of Chinese textile and apparel imports, US textile industry and labor union officials announced that they have filed to reapply nine current safeguards covering sixteen product categories through the end of 2006 on September 14.


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