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| We will help India make special textile products, create brands: Werner chief |
Werner International, the international specilaised consultant for textile industries, has ben active in 70 countries, advising and contributing to the immense success of the textile industries in these countries. India has a special place in its scheme of things. Mr Constantine Raptis, President of Werner International, who is no less enthusiastic about the prospects in India than his organisation, was recently in Mumbai familiarising himself in the renewed bid of Werner International in canvassing new clients in the country. |
| published January, 2012 |
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| French textile machinery industry on road to recovery |
Bruno Ameline, the President and Evelyne Cholet, the Secretary General of UCMTF (French Textile Machinery Manufacturers Association) report on the present state of the French textile machinery manufacturers and analyse their strategy to bring value to their customers. |
| published June, 2010 |
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| Ban on PU in performance swimwear set to give textile fabrics a boost |
The use of polyurethane in performance swimwear is credited with securing 235 world records over the past two years. But on January 1, 2010, the material will be banned in competitions. According to a ruling from Fina (Fédération Internationale de Natation) -- the international governing body for swimming -- competitive suits must be made exclusively from “Textile fabrics”. |
| published February, 2010 |
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| Vietnam: From No. 5 to No. 2, a great leap forward |
Vietnam became the USA’s number two supplier of apparel in the first four months of 2008, according to Global Apparel Markets, published by Textiles Intelligence. Just a year earlier, Vietnam had ranked as low as fifth. |
| published October, 2008 |
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| Search engines vs marketplaces |
Going global has never been easier and more affordable for a small to medium size enterprise (SME), especially from the relative comfort of one’s own factory, shop or home office. While traditional marketing channels have included trade shows, catalogs and trade associations, the Internet has brought new tools to bring trading partners together using search engines, portals and online marketplaces. |
| published August, 2008 |
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