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1、Buy: Backpack |
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2、Buy: Hats and
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3、Buy:Acrylic Yarn |
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4、Buy: Underwear |
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5、Buy: Micro fiber
mop |
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6、China
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7、Indian
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We are interest in backpack, pls
contact us asap.
Company: DAEJONG CO.,INC
Contact: KIM SOON YOUNG
E-Mail: horward@unitel.co.kr
Tel: 82-32-5636335
Fax: 82-32-5625039
Address: #610 ORYUDONG SEOGU INCHEON Kr. |
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| Buy:
Hats and glove etc. |
we are loocking for suppliers for viscose
pashmina, hats and gloves.
please send us your competetive prices with your e-catalogue.
Company: Maghreb Bazar Store
Contact: Mr Mahmour
E-Mail: mbs.company@virgilio.it
Tel: 39-339-1261720
Fax: 39-0766-897044
Address: largo del forno vecchio,6 Zip01014 Montalto di Castro(VT) ITALY |
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| Buy:Acrylic
Yarn |
We are looking for the following product on
regular basis:100% Acrylic - High Bulky, 2/32 SMM Quality, Raw White,
Bright Cones.lease quote us the price per MT CIF Nehva Sheva Port, Mumbai,
India on full 40' & 40HQ' Container load basis.
Company: InterTrade
Contact: Manish Laddha
Tel: +91 22 27574171\+91 98205 59300 Fax: +91 22 27560382
Email: it@vsnl.in
Country: India |
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| Buy:
Underwear |
We are looking drawers, underdress, pajamas,
all styles.
Company: Kam Hung Trading Co.
Contact: MR Brian Yuen
E-mail: brianyuen@kam-hung.com
Tel: 852-23924983
Fax: 852-23955060
Address: Flat D 12/F Block 4 Golden Dragon Industrial Centre 182-190 Tai
Lin Pai Road Kwai Chung, New Territories Hong Kong |
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| Buy:
Micro fiber mop |
We are looking for supliers of micro fiber mop:
1. Fabric 250 g /m, size 50 cm x 60 cm;
2. Fabric 310 g /m, size 40 cm x 40 cm.
Different colours.
Company: Dynasia Co.
Contact: MISS Yan Shan Strigl
E-mail: info@huayutong.com
Tel: 852-25401170
Fax: 852-28541438
Address: 16F, Winsome House, 73 Wyndham Street Central Hong Kong |
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| China
calls for caution on textiles trade |
Beijing - China urged Europe on Thursday to
refrain from "putting up barriers" in a new set of EU trade
priorities that would hit Chinese textiles.
The European Commission on Wednesday proposed the Generalized System of
Preferences (GSP) that would deprive China of its current right to pay
only a three-percent tariff, against the usual 12 percent.
EU textile import quotas are to end from January 1, 2005, as agreed under
the last so-called Uruguay Round of WTO trade talks in the 1990s.
"I believe (the removal of quotas) in the textile trade is an
important result of Uruguay Round of the WTO talks and a consensus from
WTO members," foreign ministry spokeswoman Zhang Qiyue told a regular
press briefing.
"I hope all countries will make contributions towards the realisation
of integration of the textile trade instead of putting up new
barriers."
Outgoing EU trade commissioner Pascal Lamy said that the new EU trade
preferences for 2006-2008 would "focus on the poorest and most
vulnerable developing countries who most need trade preferences to access
the EU market".
Lamy, who stands down as EU trade chief at the end of October, has sought
to reassure textile-exporting developing countries who fear the end of the
textile quotas will open the floodgates to China.
Countries like Bangladesh and Sri Lanka have expressed concerns that
removing the quotas will deprive them of relative protection for their
exports to the European Union.
China provided over 30 percent of the EU's imported textiles in 2002. |
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| Indian
textile to grab 8 per cent world market |
With the completion of phasing out of the Multi-Fibre
Agreement (MFA) by January 1, 2005, India's share in total world textiles
and garments exports is poised to touch 8.0 per cent by 2010 from the
present 3.9 per cent to become 50 billion dollar sector.
Due to its inherent cost and operational advantages, India is set to
pocket a larger share of the world textile and garment export market which
is projected to grow to about 655 billion Dollars by 2010, from 400
billion Dollar, PHDCCI study to assess the implications of conclusion of
MFI agreement for textile and garment industry in India observed here
today.
India's garments segment is poised to fuel the country's textile and
garment's exports as this segment provides the highest per unit
realisation and has high value added content. According to the study, in
the case of USA, India's market share in garments is estimated to
quadruple to 15 per cent in post MFA from the present 4 per cent. For the
Eu garments sector the market share is expected to increase by 50 per cent
from 6 per cent to 9 per cent. India's market share in textiles in the EU
is estimated to increase to 11 per cent from the present 9 per cent after
the elimination of quotas.
India is placed in an advantageous position to exploit the larger market
available in the post MFA regime. This is because India has a comparative
advantage in textiles and garments, which emanates from the low wage costs
and access to domestically produced fabrics and other inputs.
India's well-developed fashion design industry is another factor, which
can cater to the rapidly changing fashion trends and demands with the aid
of large base of skilled workers available in the country. However, PHDCCI
study has pointed out, it is important to improve the efficiency and
productivity to increase the cost competitiveness of these segments. It is
only then that India can compete in this segment where competitiveness is
driven by lower costs. The industry is also suffering because of very slow
technological up gradation. This is one of the reasons for lower
efficiency and productivity in the Indian textile and clothing industry.
Also the quality of Indian products suffers, especially in the
standardised mass production market.
With the industry tightening its belt and government providing an export
friendly facilitative environment, India can very well exceed the target
of achieving us 50 billion dollar exports by 2010 and Madhya Pradesh can
target for us 5 billion dollar share that is targeting 10 per cent of
Indian exports.
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