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| 2004年11月18日 |
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| Buy: Clothing |
We are a South Africa company looking to buy clothing with the following labels: Guess;
DKNY; Levis; Daniel; Hector etc.CK
Company: Bishan SIngh Trading
Contact: Mr.Bishan Singh
Email: bstrading@webmail.co.za
Tel: 27-83-7836123
Fax: -
Address: PO BOX 187 Buchleuch South Africa
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| Buy: Woven Fabric |
we want to have the samples of textile, Femle dress fabric, crinkl Polyester & Rayon blended Febric,Jacquard, Silk, Dobby.
Company: K.S.Bedi
Contact: Mr.Kultar Bedi
Email: bawaafghani@hotmail.com
Tel: 604-507-8182
Fax: 604-507-8583
Address: Bsmt,12791, 90th Ave Canada |
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| Buy: Bedsheets |
We are interested to buy this products from Worldwide manufacturers and Exporters firms, BLANKETS- BEDSHEETS
Company: REDSEA VENTURES LTD
Contact: Pharao Abdulkadir
Tel: 00229-851025
Fax: 00229-313809
Address: c/ 158 Missebo Cotonou Benin |
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| Buy: Pp woven fabrics |
We are interested in polypropilene woven fabrics for coal bags production. pls
offer us cnf istanbul price with details
Company: jiatrade
Contact : Mr. jia onay
Tel: 90 212 2748197
Fax: 90 212 2746085
Country: Turkey
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| Buy: Fiber |
Looking for 20 and 40 den filament yarn-elastane...
Company: Churin
Address: Hadimkoy yolu uzeri 4. san Bir bulvar 8.cadde Buyukcekmece Istanbul
Country: Turkey
Contact: Alibek
Tel: 90-212-8868032
Fax: 90-212-8868031
Website: www.odtex.com |
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| Buy: Carpet Yarn |
We are looking for a manufacturer of Nm 3,7/3 80% wool 20% Nylon for carpet. Quantity: 200 tons
Company: Fiberpartner Aps
Contact: Mr. Thomas Wittrup
Tel: 45-75-815509
Fax: 45-75-815656
Address: Dampskibsvejen 11, Vejle , Denmark
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| Buy: Textile machinery |
Looking for Textile machines eg loom machine, warping machine,and cutting and
folding machine.
Company: Forces Equipment (K)Ltd.
Contact: Mr. K.R. Jethwa
Tel: 254-20-228928
Fax: 254-20-332850
Address: P.O. Box 18372 00500 Nairobi,Kenya
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| Buy: Knitting Fabrics |
We are interested in contacting producers of fabrics for clothing industry and
in particular kitting fabrics. Moggio has a long experience in textile sector
as agent of foreign producers. It is located in the southern part of Italy and
among our customers there are the medium size clothing manufacturers based
around.
Company: Studio Moggio Rappresentanze
Contact: Mr. Moggio Vincenzo
Tel: 39-081-643844
Fax: 39-081-714556 871430
Address: Via Po 1 - 80126 Napoli, Italy
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| Buy: Grey fabric |
We need to buy Grey fabric
1)100% Polyester Georgette fabrics, 44"/58"
2)100% Polyester Tissue Faille 44/58"
3)100% Polyester other fabrics, 44/58"
4)Cotton/Linen 44/58"
5)all other textiles piece goods
We need in grey sample along with finished sample for each items about 1.0yd with full descriptions
qnty : 40' container load
Company: Insung Impex Ltd
Contact: Mr.Seung Heum, Jorn
Tel: 82-2-972-7038
Fax: 82-2-972-7039
Address: suite 301,L.Nestville653-5 Gonglung-dongNowon-ku, Seoul Korea
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| Buy: Woolen woven fabric |
We are wholesale garment company in NY and looking for a woolen woven fabric manufacturer. Interested in obtaining references for woolenpiece goods for outerwear, and suitings, as well as woven shirting weight fabrics.
Company: Milagros Rosado
Contact: Michael Kors
Tel: 1-212-2018190
Fax: 1-212-2018191
Address: 11 West 42 Street. 20th FL., New York, NY 10036 United States
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| Buy: Jutes |
We are looking to buy jutes at all specification with best and
workable prices.If your prices be suitable for us we work with you long term.If
you are interested and a seller or producer pls offer us to your best and
workable prices.We wait for your good offers.Best regardsOmer Uludag-Import
manager
Company: Kaplan Group Foreign Trade Co.Ltd
Contact: Mr.Omer Uludag
E-mail: sales@kaplan-group.net
Tel: 90 216 461 69 04, 90 216 481 27 31
Fax: 90 216 461 69 05
Mobile 90 533 779 07 29
Address: Istiklal Mah. Kavaklidere cad. Yildirim is merkezi No:5 D/4 Umraniye - Istanbul TURKEY
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| Textile companies look to play sheet anchor post-quota regime |
Cotton textile companies are homing in on cotton sheeting to hold their own in the post-quota regime.
India’s share of the sheets market in the US is currently below 4%. But 2005 onwards, companies are convinced that there is scope for a 10-12% increase in exports in the, which may gradually expand to 20% in five years.
Keeping such an optimistic outlook in mind, companies like Alok Industries, Creative Garments and T Mills are investing heavily in sheets. KG Denim has diversified into bed sheets while Welspun has also entered the space, though it is currently eyeing only the domestic market.
Alok Industries, which is primarily into bed linen, is set to double its investment to Rs 375 crore before March. The investment — which will cover the entire technical process of weaving, processing and made-up aspects of the sheeting business — will double Alok's sheeting capacity from the current 100,000 metres per day. Alok’s present sheeting fabric capacity of 37.5 million metres per annum will expand to around 60 million metres per annum.
Creative Garments, after netting some good orders from international brands like Dockers, Liz Clairborne, Covington and Portico, has chalked out plans to triple capacity. The company hopes to achieve the new target through increasing investment in sheeting from Rs 100 crore to an additional Rs 115 crore.
"Quotas were stunting India’s home textiles share in international markets. Since India is traditionally a cotton-growing country, there is good scope for increasing exports in this area," said Vijay Agarwal, chairman of Creative Group of Industries.
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| France: Asian silks exhibition opens in Paris |
PARIS: Kashmiri shawls, saris from Bengal and a Tibetan lama cloak once owned by the late dancer Rudolf Nureyev feature in a spectacular exhibition of silks that has opened in Paris, the legacy of an Indian-born connoisseur of Asian textiles. The collection at the Guimet Museum was donated by the late Krishna Riboud, born in 1926 in Calcutta, the grand-niece of the Indian Nobel literature prize-winner Rabindranath Tagore.
She studied philosophy in Boston, Massachusetts and married Frenchman Jean Riboud in 1947 in New York.
He became head of Schlumberger, a company he transformed into a global corporation, giving them the wealth that enabled them to indulge their passion for this collection.
The friend of writers, poets, painters and moviemakers, Krishna Riboud developed an interest in the techniques of Asian textiles, building up an outstanding collection of 4,000 items.
In 1979 she set up in Paris the Association for the Study and Documentation of Asian Textiles (AEDTA).
She died in 2000 and her collection became part of the Guimet Museum last year. The exhibition closes February 7.
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| INDIA: Textile workers paid second lowest in world |
An analysis of the wages of workers in a dozen textile-exporting countries by the report found that only Cambodian workers had wages lower than that of Indian workers.
According to the report, India's annual export of textiles stood at $12.9 billion, with the worker being paid an average wage of $0.38 an hour.
The wages of Indian textile workers are the second lowest in the world. This was only bettered by Cambodia, which had an average wage of $0.32 an hour and exported $1.9 billion worth of textiles.
Pakistan, which exported textiles worth $12.3 billion, had a wage of $0.41 an hour, Sri Lanka with exports of $2.8 billion paid its workers at $0.48 per hour.
China paid its workers in the industry at a rate of $0.68 an hour, exporting a mammoth $79.7 billion worth of textiles. The figures for Thailand stood at $0.91 and $6.1 billion.
The report which analysed the rates of the industry in India, Cambodia, China, Thailand, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Jordan, Dominican Republic, Honduras, El Salvador, Turkey and Mexico also found that China topped the list of textile and apparel exporters to the United States, notching an impressive figure of $11.6 billion.
India came fourth after Mexico ($7.9 billion) and Hong Kong ($3.8 billion), exporting $3.2 billion worth of textiles to the US.
Pakistan came tenth, with exports standing at $2.2 billion.
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