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Keep tabs on a complex industry as we check in on textile industry leaders from around the globe
About 40 percent of companies that source goods from China will see their expenses increase due to rising labor and material costs.
The Ministry of Trade and Industry takes steps, including the education of growers, to revive cotton production and support the domestic textile industry.
Demand for finished goods is soaring, but so is the cost of raw materials like cotton.
More than 15 percent of the current crop has been destroyed, further hampering the spinning sector.
Joint statement from 14 organizations urges the government to monitor supplies and allow exports only in equal monthly installments.
Competition is more difficult for Indian textile exporters in the U.S. market compared to the EU market, says the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry.
The global cotton industry gets a much needed lift, but optimism remains guarded.
Leading U.S. cotton marketers and merchandisers share insights on how they hope to take advantage of dynamic market changes.
A host of variables are in play for the world’s largest producer, importer, and consumer of cotton.
The All Pakistan Textile Mills Association called off last week’s proposed strike after receiving assurances from a government official.
Cotton looks to reverse the trend of diminishing world textile market share.
Annually, the editors of Cotton International magazine challenge students in the American Cotton Shippers Association’s International Cotton Institute to express their thoughts on the challenges of the international cotton industry. We are pleased to present the winner of the 2009 Essay Award.
Technical textiles represent a small, but robust, segment of the cotton market.
Comfort is king when it comes to the future of cotton active wear.
The International Cotton Conference Bremen celebrates 30 years as one of the industry’s “must-attend” meetings.
Prospects for recovery and increased acreage in the U.S. dominate discussions at the National Cotton Council annual meeting.
Dr. Christian Schindler takes a look at the fluctuating state of the cotton industry.
Cutting edge technology from Cotton Incorporated is popping up on retail shelves around the world.
Cotton Incorporated is ready to build on last year’s successful campaign
Several indicators point to the continuation of economic recovery
Fiber consumption and the outlook for global textiles
Long-term, reliable relationships are essential for industry growth
Textile industry must address consumer pessimism
Quality is the key to creating demand and market access for cotton
Instrument-based classing is gaining momentum
ABRAPA is ready and engaged for the next evolution of cotton
Technology allows Taiwan to focus on value-added products
Bangladesh holds its own in powerful Asian textile market
Pakistan considers its role as a major player in the world cotton market
A national plan is required to maintain the existence of Egyptian cotton
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