India to review it's cap on cotton exports

As per the news release from leading daily’s it’s clear that the government may remove the cap on the cotton export by the end of December because Textile organizations in the United States, European Union (EU), Mexico and Turkey have sent a joint letter to their respective governments urging immediate action to halt cotton trade restrictions by the government of India. If only the cotton exports cap is removed by the government then be prepared for an another huge rise in the yarn price.

 

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NEW DELHI: India will review the cap on cotton exports in December after coming under pressure at home and abroad for the removal of trade restrictions .
A committee under finance minister Pranab Mukherjee will review the decision by the year-end , well before the US cotton crop comes into the market in February, agriculture minister Sharad Pawar said at the Economic Editors’ conference held here on Wednesday.
“We will review the cotton export scenario in December,” he said.
India has allowed export of only 5.5 million bales (1bale=170kgs).
A total of 4.4 million bales of cotton have already been approved for exports, after India relaxed export restrictions imposed last year on the back of a bumper crop, estimated at round 35 million bales for 2010-11 .
Pressure from the powerful textile industry at home forced the Centre to cap the quantum of exports despite tight global supply.
Textile organisations in the EU, Mexico and Turkey had accused India, the world’s second biggest cotton producer and consumer, of violating WTO rules by placing restrictions on trade.
Sections of the government, however , are of the view that farmers should be allowed to realise optimum price through exports. Reports of lower production in the US has boosted cotton to record prices, leading to panic buying by mills.
Meanwhile, a cotton conference on Wednesday held in top producer state Maharashtra demanded a higher support of Rs 4,500/qtl.
Mr Pawar, who is also the minister for food, PDS and consumer affairs, said he would hold talks with state governments soon over allowing foreign direct investment in multibrandretail .Whileopeninguptheretail sector would benefit both farmers andconsumersbyopeningupsupply bottlenecks, there was a need to discuss the impact of this on small retailers , he said.
The minister also raised the Centre’s estimates of sugar prodcution this year (2010-11 ) to a record 25mt, agood2mtaboveitsearlierfigure,ina span of few weeks as it prepares to takeadecisiononopeningupexports inmid-November .Privatesectorsugar platform ISMA has pegged output ataminimumof25mt,buttheCentre had pegged this at 23 mt earlier.

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KPR mills been accused of unethical labour practices

C&A after an report on labour exploitation has planned to stop association with KPR mills but how ever H&M planned to conduct an another inspection to get to a conclusion (click to read the full report)

 

The Dutch newspaper visited the KPR Mill near near the textile manufacturing city Coimbatore together with representatives of the SOMO foundation Centre for Research on Multinational Corporations. KPR Mill, which employs around 9000 workers, produces men’s sweaters for C&A and polo shirts and children’s leggings for H&M.

Workers at the factory are not allowed to leave the walled site after work and are put up in hostels. Wages are not paid out until they have worked for KPR Mill for at least three years and at least a quarter of their salaries are withheld to save for dowries. The workers do not have employment contracts and are forbidden to have any contact with labour unions. The factory reportedly does not employ child labour, KPR Mill says all its workers are 16 or over.

Both clothes chains have confirmed that they buy clothing from the controversial factory. C&A says it will terminate its business with the factory as soon as possible. H&M says it received reports on sub-standard working conditions in the past, but found no problems during a visit to KPR Mill. The chain says it will carry out another inspection and will later decide on further collaboration.

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KMK demands list of approved dyers in Tirupur

KMK being a new political party by the loacl peoples have made demand for the list of approved dyers with zero discharge plant. literally very few dyeing are using the zero discharge so many dyers in the name of zero discharge they let the water out in the noyyal river. In order to investigate into type od frauds KMK has seeked the information from the pollution control boars by means of Right to information act.

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5 elements exhibitors list

The below are the list of the exhibitors from 5 elements body wear and nightwear importers so kindly make search of the detailed address from Google and contact them, most of the are potential buyers

 

abfash GmbH - Germany

Anita Dr. Helbig GmbH - Germany

Apparel Partners Int. GmbH - Germany

Atlas Design GmbH - Germany

Big Ideas GmbH - Switzerland

Briantubi di Cinzia di Lorenzo - Italy

Bruno Banani Underwear GmbH - Germany

Chantelle Lingerie GmbH - Germany

CHARMOR Vertriebs GmbH+Co KG - Germany

Claudia C. Pantoja - Textilvertretung - Germany

Karl Conzelmann GmbH + Co. KG - Germany

Costex Ltd. - United Kingdom

Dancin' Ballett und Mode - Germany

Demitex HandelsgesmbH - Austria

Derek Rose Ltd. - United Kingdom

Dolores Font Cortes SA - Spain

Divertimento - France

Dobotex Deutschland GmbH - Germany

E. Becker GmbH & Co KG - Germany

Edmund Lutz KG - Germany

Empreinte - France

Eva B. Bitzer GmbH - Germany

Felina GmbH - Germany

G + M Textil GmbH - Germany

Guy de France - Belgium

Hanro - Switzerland

Hoff by Hoff - Denmark

Juliel Klosseck GmbH & Co. KG - Germany

LELO - Sweden

Lethu - Régence - France

Luna S.A. - Greece

Magic BodyFashion - The Netherlands

M | D design & communication bv - The Netherlands

MOH Top Sales & Services GmbH - Germany

My way legwear GmbH - Germany

Palmers Lejaby - Germany

Power Lingerie - Germany

Saint Sistas - Austria

Sapph Intimates BV - The Netherlands

Sassa Mode GmbH Underwear Fashion - Germany

SBG Modehandel GmbH - Germany

Skiny bodywear GmbH - Germany

Speidel GmbH - Germany

Sunseeker Australia PTY Ltd - Hong Kong

Taubert Textil GmbH - Germany

T.C.O. - France

Team 4 Tune GmbH & Co KG - Germany

The Australien Swimwear Company - Australia

Triumph International AG - Germany

Van de Velde - Belgium

Venice Beach - Germany

Wolf Lingerie - France

Zimmerli Textil AG - Switzerland

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Top 10 Indian designers

Ritu Kumar

Ritu Kumar has been designing the wardrobes of the three winning Miss India’s , for their participation in International Beauty Pageants (Miss Universe , Miss World and Miss Asia Pacific respectively ). In April 2002, Ritu Kumar launched her new sub brand, ‘LABEL’. 'LABEL’ cater today’s woman, who is increasingly independent, discerning and global. It is a modern offering, focusing on the cut, color, drape and feel of the garment. This brand has a universal appeal aimed at today’s mobile lifestyle. It is fashionable, affordable and like all Ritu Kumar products, it is of the highest quality.
Ritu Kumar's Website

Ritu Beri
Ritu graduated from Delhi University in 1987 and after this she decided to do something artisitc and ever since being interested in fashion, the natural choice was to try designing outfits. Ritu enrolled in the newly-opened National Institute of Fashion Technology in 1988. The tertiary education centre is linked to the F.I.T (Fashion Institute of Technology) in New York, and had just been established in Delhi. Lavanya was her graduation collection, if you will, created in December of 1990, after she became one of the first students to complete the fashion study course.
Ritu Beri Wikipedia

Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla
'The boys', as the twosome of Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla are known in the fashion circuit, can be considered among first names in that made it big, by way of success, attention, fame and hype. It is a creative alliance that exudes attitude and talent. They were one of the first to display their creations at Harrods. Ever since, the Abu Jani and Sandeep Khosla show is a much awaited, though not so frequent event.
Though they lack in professional training, they push ethnic fashion to the limits, almost to the dictates of their fancies. No wonder they claim that they do not make garments, they make heirlooms.
Official Website

Wendell Rodricks

In 1994, the Ministry of Culture displayed the Wendell Rodricks Shiva Temples Collection at the Festival of India in Peking, Canton & Shanghai. The designer is a keen art patron and promotes Goan artists through special promotions at the Wendell Rodricks Couture Salon. The Fundacao Oriente awarded a scholarship to the designer to intern at the prestigious Museu Nacional do Traje in Lisbon, Portugal. Wendell Rodricks also interned at The Museum at the Fashion Institute of Technology, New York to learn costume preservation and conservation
Official Website

Manish Malhotra
High on his success, Manish Malhotra decided to branch into mainstream designing in 1998 with his high-profile couture store Reverie - Manish Malhotra. He has done several wedding trousseaus for reputed families. His popularity soared during this period when he was exclusively asked to design clothes for Michael Jackson for his appearance during the Bollywood Awards held in New York. The performer was so please that he requested Manish to design outfits for his show in Munich and to design clothes for his children.
Manish Malhotra Official Website
Manish Malhotra Wikipedia

Tarun Tahiliani
Tarun Tahiliani is one of the most celebrated fashion designers of India. He acquired a degree from The Fashion Institute of Technology, New York. When Tarun Tahiliani came back to India, he realized that there was a huge scope in India in the designer wear sector. He brought a revolution in the field of fashion in 1987, by opening the first fashion boutique in India, 'Ensemble'.
He established the Tarun Tahiliani Design Studio, situated in New Delhi. His own brand label is known as, Ahilian. The brand is known for its creative style and uniqueness. The designer clothes created by him are sold in Tokyo, New York, London, Hong Kong, Dubai and in his stores in New Delhi and Mumbai.
Tarun Tahiliani Official Website
Tarun Tahiliani Wikipedia

JJ Valaya

Born and raised in the historical city of Jodhpur in Rajasthan, India’s premier fashion designer, JJ Valaya, has made a name for himself as one of the most original and inspired designers working today. The revolutionary fusion of traditional crafts and contemporary haute couture generates an alluring, urbane, one-of-a kind handiwork is the signature of the House of Valaya. Valaya has rejuvenated and redefined age-old Indian crafts as a profitable niche within the cosmopolitan market, allowing the valued artistic processes to live on despite the pressures of globalization.
In 1994, Valaya became the first Indian couture label to have a solo show in India. Met with enthused reactions by fashion critics and buyers, the label opened JJ Valaya Life, India's largest single designer store till date. Since 1997, the House of Valaya has shared the catwalk with many of the world’s top designers in Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, London, Dubai, New York and Paris. As one of the most respected designers in contemporary fashion, JJ Valaya continues to wow fashion’s toughest critics with his two apparel lines, Couture and Diffusion, and his product labels Valaya Home and Studio Valaya. JJ Valaya’s innovative and groundbreaking styles assure the majestic era of royal India will continue to reign well into the present.
JJ Valaya Official Website

Rina Dhaka
Rina Dhaka is India’s leading fashion designer who burst onto the fashion world in late 1980s. Winner of Yuv Rattan Award, she is counted among the creative and innovative designers of the country. After college, Rina Dhaka did a training project with Intercraft, and with designer Evan Grandhal. She also set up a 'Salwar Kameez' boutique for one of her acquaintances. Around this time 'Mutiny' and 'Ensemble' were just coming up as fashion houses and she made a line of designs for them.
She is best known for her theme collections - sheer trousers, crochet, and stretch jersey, woolens and spider web motifs. Her forte remains western wear, and she prides on the fact that her pieces can be worn as separates. Rina Dhaka emphasises silhouettes. She is not afraid of experimenting. In one of her collections, she had mixed fur and boots with her Indian outfits.
Rina Dhaka has held shows in London, Paris, New York, Singapore, Hong Kong, Dubai, and Jakarta. Her Singapore shows in 2001 and 2002 were major success. International fashion magazines ‘Vogue’ and ‘Elle’ featured her work. With brothers Shantanu and Nikhil joining her in late 1990s, Rina Dhaka’ s fashion design has become a family affair. Her designs are available in at Carma -Delhi, Design Studio-Mumbai, Kimaya-Mumbai, Selfridges-London, Coin-Italy and Lord and Taylor-New York.
Rina Dhaka Wikipedia

Manish Arora
In 1997 Manish Arora launched his Label "Manish Arora" and started retailing in India. Three years later in 2000, Manish represented India at the Hong Kong Fashion Week and participated
at the first ever India Fashion Week held in New Delhi. The following year Manish launched his second Label "Fish Fry" and showed this collection in six leading cities in India and was stocked at Lord & Taylor, New York.
Arora's future-in-outer-space inspired line at the Wills India Fashion Week 2007 attracted international viewers. A collaboration with MAC in the pipeline, a successful eyewear range for Inspecs just launched and two new stores ready to open in India in the next couple of months Manish Arora is one busy designer. Chosen for his vision and sense of style and colour references, MAC has enlisted designer Manish Arora to collaborate on a new, Raj-inspired beauty range. The Indian designer, known for his colourful fashion shows, has created a collection of lipglasses, lipsticks, blush and a fabulous eye palette (Eyes on Manish, £30) with bright shades from Yellow to Bright Pink and Acid Green for MAC. And, if what's inside isn't enough, the packaging is a fashion accessory in itself. These products will be available from October 2008
Manish Arora Official Website
Manish Arora Wikipedia

Rohit Bal
Titled as the 'India's Master of fabric and fantasy' by the Time magazine in 1996, Rohit Bal's sense of aesthetics is finely honed, and each of his creations is handcrafted to perfection, with meticulous attention to detail. He has access to the best the industry has to offer in terms of materials and workmanship. From villages where local craftsmen weave dreams with magic fingers, to factories, workshops and outlets where retailers jostle for survival, to the opulent grandeur of glitzy boutiques and malls at the best addresses in the big cities of high fashion, Rohit Bal can lead one to the doors of discovery, and he holds the key.
Rohit Bal graduated from New Delhi's St. Stephen's College with a first class (Hons.) degree in History. He worked for a few years with his brother's export company and in 1990 he created his first line, traditional designer wear for men and the rest history. Some of his clients include celebrities like Uma Thurman, Cindy Crawford, Pamela Anderson, Naomi Campbell and Anna Kournikova. Most of the Rohit Bal's fashion shows in India, New York, Paris, and Singapore are sponsored by The Swatch Group, and he is the brand ambassador for their Omega Watches, since 2001.
Rohit Bal Official Site
Rohit Bal Wikipedia

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Garment fair - “Apparel beyond parallel”

The 4th Annual Garment Fair for the upcoming festival., with the fair expecting, more than 200 brands and a bigger visitor presence. The show is being held at The Carlton, Kodaikanal from July 26th to 28th, 2009 will mix business & pleasure together. As a symbol of it's growing popularity, this years edition will feature 3 Grand prizes of TATA NANO. The fair marked a grand opening by one of the leading men of this industry. This Be there to grab this opportunity.

CAA ,

New No:31, OLD No:17, 1st Floor, SundaramPillai Street, Purusaiwakkam, Chennai 600007.
Phone number: +91 44 4555 8341

2008 fair gallery

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An US bill that might increase Pakistan's Apparel exports

A bill before Congress, would allow Pakistani clothing makers in the Taliban-dominated north-west of the country to export their products duty-free to the US. But critics say that could come at the cost of American workers. American retailers, such as Wal-Mart and Levi Strauss, and brand owners, together with Pakistani manufacturers, are lobbying to expand the terms of the initiative. They say the programme is so restrictive in the products it covers that it is a ‘hollow gesture’ and would not boost the current $3.1bn (£1.9bn) worth of annual textile exports from Pakistan to the US. The bill, championed by Barack Obama, seeks to provide employment for people, who might otherwise be sucked into militant groups, which pay handsomely.

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Multi feeder knitting machines

In Tirupur market market off late we find a lot of Multi – feeder knitting machines ( machines with 6 to 7 feeder per Inch of cylinder diameter ),

Single jersey Multifeeder Dia GG Feeder 30 20/24 210 30 20/24 252

these are mainly used for stripes designs, In order to make the bigger / engineering designs in a bit cheaper way they use it. In the older machine the feeder per inch was around 1.5 to 1.7 but later machines current ordinary machines have about 3 feeder per inch. The main problem with the extra no of feeders is that the fabric feel will not smooth and spirality cannot be controlled. if you cone across stripe with more than 5 cms it’s better to use auto strippers.

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Tirupur exports in negative growth

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According to Tirupur Exporters Association (TEA), exports declined to Rs 9,500 crore in 2008-09 from Rs 9,950 crore in 2007-08 and Rs 11,000 crore in 2006-07, Exports from the knitwear city of Tirupur continued to show a negative growth, and the industry representatives say that their vision to become a Rs 25,000-crore industry by 2012 is ‘impossible’. The industry has also decided to hold back investments worth Rs 1,500 crore. The target was set based on the 15-20 per cent growth that the industry had witnessed till 2007-08. However, exports started declining by about 13 per cent since then. The negative growth is simply due to shifting of orders to china, Bangladesh and Vietnam, the Chinese government has increased the value-added tax (VAT) refund to 17 per cent from nine per cent, while Bangladesh offers a 15 per cent subsidy for garment exporters. Besides, the exporters get various incentives from the Bangladesh government including tax support, infrastructure and power.

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Indian Textile delegation to Japan

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Union Textiles Minister Dayanidhi Maran will lead the joint trade delegation of textiles sector to Japan on July 20.  The seventeen-member delegation comprises the representatives of the Apparel Export Promotion Council (AEPC), The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council (TEXPROCIL), the Synthetic and Rayon Textiles Promotion Council (SRTEPC), the Knitwear Technology Mission, and leading textiles manufacturers and exporters from Tirupur and Coimbatore textiles clusters. The member of the delegations are as follows…

1. Mr. Rakesh Vaid, Chairman, Apparel Export Promotion Council
2. Mr. Sudhir Sekhri, Chairman(Export Promotion), Apparel Export Promotion Council
3. Mr. V.S.Velayutham, Chairman, The Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council,
4. Mr. Ganesh Kumar Gupta, Chairman, Synthetic and Rayon Textiles Promotion Council
5. Mr. Arumugam Sakthivel, Chairman, Knitwear Technology Mission, Tirupur
6. Mr. Thangaraj Chinnasamy Gounder from M/s Gold King, Tirupur
7. Mr. Shanmugasundaram Balasubramaniam from M/S RBR Garments, Tirupur
8. Mr. A.L.Ramachandra, M/s Vijayeswari Textiles Ltd., Coimbatore
9. Mr. M.M. Elango, Yuvraj Merchex, Tirupur
10. Mr. C.R.Rajendran, Shellnet, Tirupur
11. Mr. M. Ramasamy, Warsaw International, Tirupur
12. Mr. R. Ravi Venkatesh, Poppys, Tirupur
13. Mr. D. Jaishankar, Collarplus, Tirupur

During his visit, Maran will inaugurate the Indian Pavilion at the Japan International Fashion Fair (JIFF), known as Mega Apparel and Textile Show, at Tokyo, Japan on July 22. The Fair will run till July 24, and 44 Indian textiles and clothing exporters have booked 50 stalls. The AEPC along with the SRTEPC and the TEXPROCIL are participating in the Fair. With a view to diversify the textiles and clothing exports and reduce dependence on USA and EU 27, the Government is promoting exports to South East Asia under its ‘Look East Policy’.

An important component of this policy is to attract of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI). Japan is one of the biggest consumers of textiles and clothing, but India has very negligible market share of 1.12 per cent in Japanese import basket. To further these objectives, during his stay in Tokyo, Maran will address a business meeting hosted by the Japan-India Business Cooperation Committee (JIBC) and will use this platform to solicit investment in Indian textiles sector, where 100 per cent FDI is permissible.

The Indian Government is conscious of the fact that textiles industry needs modernization and there is huge scope for Japanese investment to upgrade spinning, weaving, processing and garmenting facilities. The Government is making serious efforts to attract investment in this important segment of national economy. This interaction is part of series of interactions, which Maran has conceptualized as part of Government efforts to modernize Indian textiles industry and explore new markets for Indian textiles and clothing exports.

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New textile ministries plans…

As part of the short-term strategy, the government will try to rationalize the fiscal structure, exporters exempt from service tax, reduce interest rates on pre- and post- shipment credit, and facilitate faster clearance of arrears of terminal excise duties and central sales tax say the textile minister…

The assurance comes in the backdrop of around 2 per cent decline in India’s textile exports, which are estimated at $21.75 billion in 2008-09, due to slump in key markets such as the US and Europe.

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SIHMA has announced 7% hike in knitwear products….

Tirupur manufacturers has been supplier inner wear and knitted garments to various parts of India on a regular basis, The association of the hosiery manufacturer have decided to increase the price by 7% with respect to all products that they manufacture. This decision was taken after taking the increasing yarn price in to the account. In last three months there was an increase of about 12.Rs/ kG.

The yarn manufacturers have increased the price due to the increasing power cut which is causing a huge loss of production. If government leave these issues unattended this industry shall loose it’s competitive advantage. It’s important that government make the cotton available through cotton corporation of India and provide adequate uninterrupted power supply to spinning mills.

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TEA SEEKS Fund for product promotion

The knitwear exporters here have sought the Finance Commission to constitute an exclusive Market Development Fund for the promotion of products developed from Tirupur knitwear cluster, with a corpus of Rs. 1,000 crore. The cluster-specific fund should be utilised to subside the expenditure incurred by the exporters from the cluster, which contributed over Rs. 10,000 crore of foreign exchange to the country’s exchequer, for taking part in the buyer-seller meets, export promotion seminars and trade fairs held both in the country and abroad. Participation in such trade promotion events will help the entrepreneurs here widen their client base substantially thereby realise the targeted export turnover of Rs. 25,000 crore from the cluster by 2012.

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Tirupur yarn prices increased by Rs.3 to Rs.5 per KG

hosiery yarn rate in Tirupur has been increased by 3 to 5.Rs. The reasons for the increase is still not very clear. some sources say garment industry in tirupur has started get booking for winters that too in good volumes so spinning mills have increased the price in anticipation of demand. other source say that it's mainly due to fequent power cuts. The reason for the price increase is still not clear but for sure that price have been increase by 3 to 5 rs.

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Tirupur Yarn Prices - Feb 09

SL NO	MILL	NORMAL COMBED YARN
		20S	24S	30S	34S	40S
1	SHANMUGAVEL	113.09	117.25	121.41	128.69	134.93
2	KPR	118	121	125	130	135
3	BEST	113.3	117.99	123.17	129.41	135.66
4	RAJVIR	116	120	124	128	132
5	SSM	114	118	122	129	135
SL NO	MILL	COMPACT YARN
		20S	24S	30S	34S	40S
1	SHANMUGAVEL	111.09	115.25	119.41	126.69	132.93
2	KPR	-	126	130	135	140
3	BEST	-	-	-	-	-
4	RAJVIR	-	-	128	132	139
5	SSM	-	-	-	-	-

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Thambbi Modern Spinning Mills - Tirupur Yarn prices

YARN PRICE LIST FOR THE MONTH OF  FEBRUARY 09
S.NO	Ne	Grey Melange (85c/15p)	Ecru Melange (97c/3p)	Light Grey  Melange (93c/7p)	Grey Melange SLUB (85C/15P)
1	20'S	119	117	119	169
2	25'S	122	120	122	174
3	30'S	125	123	125	179
4	34'S	132	130	132	189
5	40'S	142	140	142	199
VISCOSE BLEND
S.NO	Counts	85C/15V      &   93C/7V
01	20'S	127
02	25'S	132
03	30'S	137
04	34'S	145
05	40'S	152
POLYESTER / COTTON
POLYESTER/ COTTON
Ne	Blend %	CARDED	COMBED
10/1	65/35	100
14/1	65/35	104
20/1	65/35	108	116
20/1	40/60	108	116
24/1	65/35	112	120
30/1	40/60	118	126
30/1	65/35	118	126
24/1	40/60	112	120
30/1	52/48	118	126
20/2	65/35	116	124
30/2	65/35	128	136
FOR ANY INFORMATION, CUSTOMERS CAN CALL:
ANNAPOORANI YARNS:
MR. Punchalingam   -- 9943058666
Mahalakshmi   ----9943314666
Office            --- 2200357, 2204409
2247919
Email –jmyarns@airtelmail.in

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Tirupur facing 25- 35% Negative growth

Tirupur has about 6,250 factories, which provide direct employment to 3.5 lakh people (mainly rural women) and indirect employment to about 2 lakh. The units are mainly dependent on the export of hosiery and knitwear, with around 50-55% going to the EU countries, 30-35% to the US and the remaining to other countries. The industry is facing a 25-30% decline in growth this year.

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S & Z Twist Tirupur yarn price

                  Yarn count         Price in INR                 

20’s              122/-

25’s              126/-

30’s              130/-

34’s              136/-

40’s              144/-

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New Yarn Prices

Count           Previous Price          Current Price            % Reduced

20’s              116.00                        108.00                               7%

25’s              121.00                        113.00                               7%

30’s              124.00                        116.00                               7%

34’s              130.00                        122.00                               7%

40’s              138.00                        128.00                               7%

45’s              158.00                        148.00                               7%

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China Textile industry - A video Report

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